Re: [PIC] Rocketship
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVE_TO_REPLYnet>
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· 13 Sep 2003 17:45 · View full thread
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> Very nice, CeeJay. :) :D > Reminds me of an old picture of mine.. > ob-repost: > _,'/ > _.-''._: > ,-:`-.-' .:.| > ;-.'' .::.| > _..------.._ / (:. .:::.| > ,'. .. . . .`/ : :. .::::.| > ,'. . . . ./ \ ::. .::::::.| > ,'. . . . . / `.,,::::::::.;\ > / . . / ,',';_::::::,:_: > / . . . . / ,',','::`--'':;._; > : . . / ,',',':::::::_:'_,' > |.. . . . / ,',','::::::_:'_,' > |. /,-. /,',':::::_:'_,' > | .. . . /) /-:/,'::::_:',-' > : . . . // / ,'):::_:',' ; > \ . . // /,' /,-.',' ./ > \ . . `::./,// ,'' ,' . / > `. . . `;;;,/_.'' . . ,' > ,`. . :;;' `:. . ,' > / `-._,' .. ` _.-' > ( _,'``------'' SSt > `--'' > Showoff ! ;) It's excellent - a masterpiece. > Yes, indeed. > I'm always glad when talented people like you are so committed to > ascii-art. :) Committed is the right word alright *g* >>>When i read the pharse 3 things came to mind. Alice Cooper, Jackie >>>Gleason, and i think there was a satillite name alice >> >>The only Alice I thought of was Alice of wonderland. > > So did I. It's not a prerequisite for enjoyment, that you understand the background for the "To the moon Alice!" comment. It works either way too. > That must've been the first ascii picture I posted here. > Nice, to see it again. :) Yeah it's an oldie .. but a good one. Some of your pictures only get posted in d.a.r.a , so I've begun to read that too .. and even post a bit. You might have noticed. Or not .. I asked you a question there , you didn't answer. BTW I went by your webpage today and saw all your great work (and felt bad about not updating my own webpage) The font however looked wrong to me .. So I changed browser and found that it looks right in IE , but for some reason Firebird (which I use) renders the font slightly larger which doesn't look quite right. Could you modify the stylesheet to specify the font size so it looks right ? Also a tip .. some people prefer a different font for viewing ascii-art. With alternate stylesheets you can give the visitor a choice between fonts (and all other styles if you wish) Modern browsers support this. As an example here a snip from Mozillazine.org that offers an extra stylesheet called afterdark that visitors can choose. The code is simple : <link rel="stylesheet" href="/frontpage.css" type="text/css"> <link rel="alternate stylesheet" title="AfterDark" href="/afterdark.css" type="text/css"> The first <link> is the default stylesheet The rel="alternate stylesheet" in the second specifies an alternate stylesheet. You could put another viewfont in this .. or choose to display white on black. Christian :)
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