Re: pre and center tags
From Brock Kevin Nambo <new...@earthling.net>
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· 26 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Colin Douthwaite wrote in message <893...@mnementh.southern.co.nz>... >Brock Kevin Nambo <new...@earthling.net> wrote: >>Veronica Karlsson wrote in message <354...@on.spammer>... >>>> HTML is not Ascii Art but by continually discussing it here it encourages >>>> others to think that it is Ascii Art. Bah ! Harumph ! >>>> >>> >>>Html source is ascii (or very close to it anyway). > >>HTML should ALWAYS be in ascii. Any extended characters are supposed to be >>represented through character elements like ÿ (named entities) or >>&7855; (unicode entities) although foreign alphabet sets usually ignore this >>and stick to their own native encodings. > >Excuse me, HTML is _NOT_ Ascii Art. This is an Ascii Art newsgroup. HTML is not ascii art? This one by VK was posted only a week or two ago and you forgot already!? pay attention man! <G> <center><table cellpadding = "20" border = "20" width = "50%"> <tr><td bgcolor = "#FF00FF"><table cellpadding = "20"> <tr> <td bgcolor = "#000000"> <font color = "#FFFFFF"> <font size = "6"><font color = "#FFFF00" > WHAT? </font> </font> <p> Are <b>you</b><i> saying </i> that <b>you </b> have <i> something </i><font size = "+1" > <font color = "#ffff99"> <b> against </b> </font><font size "+1" > <font color = "#FF3333">H</font><font color = "#99FF99">T </font><font color = "#9999FF">M </font><font color = "#FFFF99">L </font><b> ??? </b> </font></font> <p><blink> <font aaa aaa color="#FF3333">Whatever for? </font > </blink> <p> It is<i> such</i>a <font color = "#FF00FF" > <blink aaa aaa aa> nice</b></blink> <i>language </i> and <aa aaa aa> gives you such <a> <font color =#00FFFF aaa aaa aa> fantastic</font aa> <font color =#FF00FF aaa aaa aa> creative <blink aa> freedom </blink> </font><b>! </b><p> <font aaa aaa color = #FF55FF> <font size ="6">So what <aa aa> </font > </font> If not <i><b><font aaa aaa color = #999999 aaa aa> everybody <aa aaa aa> </font > </b> </i> can <a> read it?<p> If <aa aa> those <b> <i>losers <a> </i> </b> are too <i> <a> <font color =CCCC00> <a> mean </font> <aa aa> </i>to<i> buy </i> some<blink a> <a><b> <font aaa aaa color = "00FFFF"> decent </font></b> </blink><i> equipment </i> then that is <b><font color = "#9999FF"> their </font> </b> <i> problem, </i>not <blink>mine! </blink><p> They can always <b> <font color = FF3333 >save</font> </b>the<font size= "+1"> <blink> <i> source code </i></blink> </font> to a <b>file</b> and <i>open</i> it in <i> <b> <font color = "00ff00"> Netscape!</font></b></i><b><font color = "#ffff99">That </font></b> isn't so<i> <font color = "#ff3333">difficult! </font></i></td></tr></table> </td> </tr></table> >>BKNambo -- Sun...@msn.com World Domination through Trivia! [ chatquiz | onGames | MarsMission ]
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