Re: [PIC] Rocketship
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVE_TO_REPLYnet>
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· 14 Sep 2003 10:34 · View full thread
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CJRandall wrote: > Sebastian writes > >>Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen wrote: >> >> >>>Also a tip .. some people prefer a different font for viewing ascii-art. >>>With alternate stylesheets you can give the visitor a choice between fonts >>>(and all other styles if you wish) >> >>I thought of that. However, since I drew my pictures in 'Courier New' >>(and think that they look best with that font), I decided to let the >>ASCII pictures display with the same font. >>For people who don't have that font installed I specified the >>alternative 'monospaced', which I think is perfectly acceptable >>behaviour. >> > > hi Guys ... > > AFAIK the term 'monospace' obtains a more consistent result > like this: > PRE {font-family:fixed,monaco,monospace} > / | \ > unix macOS win32 > > so that the user's preferences (or app-defaults) settings > can provide preferred font-style type information Can you link to a implementation of this ? My gripe with Sebastians page is that I CAN'T override the font settings .. not without using the option in Firebird to scale *all* the fonts , and if I do this , I will have to undo this when I visit the next site. Specificly the ' char looks blocky when the font size if too big, and if it's much to big the .:; and , char look bad too. The artwork displays fine in Mozilla Thunderbird with the same font settings. This lead me to belive that something on Sebastians page cause the font to be render in a bigger than normal size that make the ' char blocky
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