Keith BOWES dixit:
>Hm, I think perhaps a more elegant way of doing it would be:
>AUDIO|VIDEO: title|src
Hm, I do not think I understand. My enquiries (inquiries?)
about title and audio/video/source were independent from
each other but just happened to peak interest at the same
time.
bye,
//mira
Hm, I think perhaps a more elegant way of doing it would be:
AUDIO|VIDEO: title|src
That's similar to how Lynx handles frames (the name attribute when
present, the src attribute otherwise; unfortunately, Lynx ignores title
and longdesc).
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Lynx-dev ma
On Wed, 26 Jan 2011, Larson, Timothy E. wrote:
I know this isn't the best forum for a font question, but I reasoned
that someone having an answer may well be lurking here.
Are there any good, free, monospaced fonts with large Unicode ranges?
Editing a wiki (for example) with Lynx is sometimes
Larson, Timothy E. dixit:
>Are there any good, free, monospaced fonts with large Unicode ranges?
It’s called fixed-misc and comes with preinstalled XFree86®.
Only two sizes are good, and only one has a really large range:
$ /usr/X11R6/bin/uxterm \
-fn -misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--18-120-100-
I know this isn't the best forum for a font question, but I reasoned that
someone having an answer may well be lurking here.
Are there any good, free, monospaced fonts with large Unicode ranges? Editing a
wiki (for example) with Lynx is sometimes dangerous due to the character
conversion. If I
Dixi quod…
> I’ve been wondering to make the attached example file more useful.
Er, yes:
Test
Foo Baz Blubb.
Your browser does not support the audio element.
Your browser does not support the audio element with sources.
your browser does not support the video tag
Foo Baz Blub
Hi,
I’ve been wondering to make the attached example file more useful.
I think the first paragraph should be rendered like this:
Foo Baz [bar] Blubb.
Where "[bar]" is in the same colour as the img alt attribute
from the line below (i.e. yellow=brightbrown, not-bold).
The audio/video things
