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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Apr 1998.
Re: Half Space Technique for html art

Re: Half Space Technique for html art

Tim Park wrote in message <6hh9vr$8n...@freenet-news.carleton.ca>...
>
>miK (mmi...@dataweb.nl) writes:
>> You're too modest, Pete. I'ld bet you've got an essay on "Nano Space
Technique"
>> up your sleeve. :)
>
>Just create a 1-pixel-sized transparent GIF, and insert it between
>characters or lines at whatever size you want.
>
>Though, I'm not going to go into a dissertation on the pros and cons of
this,
>and what browsers it will and won't work with.  (Sorry, no essay)

OK I will <g>

Lynx, etc, -- text only browsers will at best ignore yer spaces and at worst
fill your image with [IMAGE] tags (you did remember to say alt="" right?)

Of course, GIF is a proprietary format, so only certain browsermakers can
put it in--whether by personal inability or by personal choice (FSF, for
example, will have no truck with GIF)--so any browsers made by those people
won't make it.

>>BKNambo
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Subject: Re: Half Space Technique for html art
Date: 1998/04/21
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