Re: How to sort out an ASCII diagram. Boston Public Library floor plan.
> * CeeJay <new...@ceejay.cjb.nOt> [2001-10-29 00:57]: > > To tell you the truth .. I forgot. > > So just roumors *eg* No. A fact that I cannot prove at the moment. > > But it does (did) happen .. I have seen it with my own eyes and > > remember working to find a solution (found it in the TT's) > Well - it might have happened ages ago, and I personally would rather > produce correct HTML than support ancient software that is buggy. A year or two is not ages , and it's not THAT incorrect .. it's just redundent code as PRE also specifies a teletype/monospaced font. If you look at the banner on your webpage you will see that I cleverly used the fact that <TT> does not use the same kind of formatting as <PRE> but merely changes the font to a monospaced. It would be the same kind of redundency if you specified a stylesheet that set the font to monospaced as it would be if you used <TT> 's even if you had used <PRE>. > Making thinks buggy because some broken software displays it correct > sounds somewhat awkward to me. Redundent not buggy. > Rather report that brokenness Yeah like Microsoft ever listed to their users .. ha! >and let the users decide if they want to support such stupid software.... I like this argument though... Yes dont use software that will not obey standards .. (uhh great argument from a guy that still uses Outlook Express .. silly CeeJay) > > None of my currently browsers show this bug.. but I only run two : > > IE 6 & Mozilla 9.5 (a somewhat up-to-date nightly build) > Thats mozilla 0.9.5, to be correct. You're right. > obASCII: > ,--------------------------------------------. > |[<] [>] [X] [http://alfie.ist.org/ascii/] | > >--------------------------------------------< > | WELCOME to this still very empty page. | > | Nothing on it, just some unsorted diddles | > | and a nice link to some magic mushrooms ;) | > `--------------------------------------------' Ohh finally a page worth seeing ! Btw .. should you use : PRE (TT) Ascii-art (/TT) /PRE instead of all thoose ;nbsp 's Practice what you preach !
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