blue ribbon
From Eli the bearded <bgr...@ic.sunysb.edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 15 Feb 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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A few days ago I posted an ascii art ribbon to be a blue
ribbon. Now I have taken that and with a touch of work made
an html graphic. The neat feature of this is that I made
all the non-whitespace text of the graphic into a link back
onto the page. This causes it to be highlighted no matter
what browser is being used. Then for browsers which support
<body bgcolor....> statements (are there any besides
Netscape?) the links will show up blue. Thus I have an
enhanced for netscape page which is simultaneously lynx-
friendly.
http://www.ug.cs.sunysb.edu/~griffinb/ribbon.html
Give it a look-see.
Elijah
------ /* cc signature.c -lm */
main(){int i,j,k,l;for(i=-12;i<13;i++,printf("\e[H")){for(l=141596885;
l>8;l>>=4)p(97-(l>>22)+(l&15));for(j=-12;j<12;){for(k=j+12?-12:-6;12>k
;)p((l=k*k+++i*i+j*j)<144?(l=sqrt(l))[".,:;iIJYVSOM"]:32);j++<11?p(10)
:0;}}puts("Elijah: bgr...@ic.sunysb.edu");}p(int m){printf("%c",m);}
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