Re: Ascii-art in HTML
From Sparks Computer Solutions <Spa...@sparkscs.demon.co.uk>
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· 5 Aug 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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<snip> >> and now use: >> <xmp> and </xmp> instead of <pre> and </pre> >> So I would use <xmp> instead. > >'Scuse me? I've never heard of <xmp>. Just what's it's intended purpose? > >Thanx. > The <XMP> tag is defined as a 'text example'. It is different from <PRE> in that it does not recognise internal HTML style elements. It isn't well supported and is being phased out; probably not a good idea to use it. -Jasper / __ \ # Tel (01865) 316311 # / / \/ ################################# *SPARKS* http://www.demon.co.uk/sparks /\__/ / ################################# \____/ # Fax (01865) 316312 #
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