Re: Geburtstagskuchen
From Jan Weseler <geh...@gmx.de>
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· 1 Apr 2001 02:22 · View full thread
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Alexander Vipachs pers�nlicher Tippsklave hackte dies in die Tastertur: >>Wie kommt's das das geht, obwohl das ganze in <pre> </pre> steht? >>Ich habe dieses Tag immer als "zeig wie es ist"-Befehl verstanden und >>h�tte jetzt lauter < und > erwartet... > >Nope! <pre> hei�t lediglich, da� es mit einem Fixed Width Font angezeigt >wird. Andere Tags wie <a href=""> sollten eigentlich auch funzen. Oder? Ja, aber dann wird alles sch�n blau unterstrichen, was nicht unbedingt Ziel der Sache ist. ;) Jan -- >root, god... What is difference? God is more forgiving. [Dave Aronson in a.s.r.]
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