Hi Manuel,
I use the following in my stylesheet for code-examples in non-fixed font:
CODE {
font-family: courier, monospace;
font-size: 10pt;
}
And the following in the html page to make it work with old and new browsers:
<PRE><CODE>bla die bla
more bla
another bla
</CODE></PRE>
Works perfect with all browsers. In browsers that do not know about styles,
the code example shows up in non-fixed font in the font-size of the rest of
the page (default for my pages is 12pt). In browsers that support styles, it
shows up in a non-fixed font with font-size 10 (a little bit smaller then the
rest of the page).
I have deliberately choosen a smaller font for the non-proportional
characters because in general, non-proportional fonts are wider (the
non-proportional i is much wider then the proportional i). Choosing a smaller
font compensates for this and makes the overal visual presentation much
better.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Alex Wulms
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