Re: Half Space Technique for html art
From Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
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· 19 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Ilmari Karonen wrote: > Doesn't work in Lynx, nor will it work in any browser that parses HTML > like the standard says you should. You just can't put <CENTER> inside > <PRE> and call it valid HTML. Different browsers will try to make sense > of it differently, and the sensible thing Lynx does is to assume that > you meant the <CENTER> to go _after_ the <PRE> block but forgot the end > tag. So not only is the effect lost (what do you expect from a character > cell browser) but the the pictures are all smashed into ASCII soup. > > Now if the <CENTER> was outside the <PRE>, it might just work, but I > wouldn't count on it. Style sheets would do it nicely, of course, but > I don't suppose many browsers support them that well yet. :-( I am a bit surprised at this response, did you check the html code with actual web browsers? If so, what are the specifics? Prior to posting the original article, I verified the html code with the web browers that I have on my Hard Disk: Netscape versions 3.01 and 4.04, and Internet Explorer versions 2.1, 3.01, and 4.0. Moreover, two web browser generations ago, when I posted actual html code on my website, I verified with the then current Netscape and Internet Explorer versions 1.xx and 2.xx (I can't remember the actual version numbers anymore, I have deleted those old web browser versions.) In those days, there was never a comment on the display of the exhibits, so I assume that first and second generation web browsers were rendering the pics/html code correctly as well. I should mention that I use a Mac, and I can't talk about Lynx, I have never used it. But the _basics_ of html is supposed to be cross-platform, cross-browser, and cross-version ... non? Wow! Supreme html Magic!
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