Hi Joshua,
> How do we solve this problem? Well, one possibility > is to eliminate the use of <code> entirely and use > CSS to get that effect. But I would prefer not to do > that because then non-css browsers would see the > <example> in a proportional font. what is the general strategy? <example> in proportional font is far better than unusable. Sure, non-CSS browsers would also lose the background color if not being set in HTML code, but we are talking about Netscape 3 here, or about Netscape 4 with CSS explicitly switched off. So +1 from me for omitting <code> here, rather than generating different code for different situations, which might then punish correctly working browsers (especially those users who write their own local style sheet, all main browsers allow to use this in their configuration, even M$IE - these people would need consistent HTML code). Regards, Michael --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
