a little OT: html in the comics

[Nick Theodorakis]

See:

<http://www.chron.com/content/chroni...ic.hts?date=2003/11/5&name=Fox_Trot&quality=g>

(It also managed to spark a discussion on rec.arts.comics.strips)

Nick

 

[rf]

See:

<http://www.chron.com/content/chronicle/comics/archive/showComic.hts?date=20
03/11/5&name=Fox_Trot&quality=g>

(It also managed to spark a discussion on rec.arts.comics.strips)

<grin>
They should be using CSS for presentational things like shouting
</grin>

Cheers
Richard.

 

[gmcclary]

See:

<http://www.chron.com/content/chronicle/comics/archive/showComic.hts?date=20
03/11/5&name=Fox_Trot&quality=g>

(It also managed to spark a discussion on rec.arts.comics.strips)

Nick

ROFLOL (!)

--
Glenn
_____
Lie: the product of an argument which derives a sophisticated conclusion by
invalid deduction from a nice sounding premise.
Truth Is: http://www.xprt.net/~servitum

 

[Sid Ismail]

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: See:
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: <http://www.chron.com/content/chroni...ic.hts?date=2003/11/5&name=Fox_Trot&quality=g>
:
: (It also managed to spark a discussion on rec.arts.comics.strips)


Thanks for sharing it! Love it!

Sid

 

[Jukka K. Korpela]

They should be using CSS for presentational things like shouting

Yes, and they should use paragraph markup properly! They now have _no_
paragraph markup, and _no_ block level markup, except two occurrences of
_empty_ paragraphs at the end of an utterance. And Mom is wrong in telling
the kid to close his tag. There are no unclosed _tags_ there!

But the level of the HTML lecture there is probably still much higher than
the average level of kewl HTML tutorials around.