@rbuchanan does the page look broken to you? Here I'm using white-space: pre; which should work the same way as .
As the pre tag. Interestingly enough, apparently Neocities sanitizes comments by removing any tags from them. Test: , , ,
On Qutebrowser and Chrome, it works; on every other browser I use (Otter, Firefox, Opera, Dillo, all textual browsers), it renders as a collapsed, non-proportional mess. Assignment of a class to a pre element in your CSS would be a more easy, flexible, efficient and broadly compatible alternative.
Hmm, it works for me in FF as well. Thank you for reporting! I will look into it.
also, I think your "this is miserable" part is a over reacting a bit, most of portugal looks like that and most people including me dont want to jump off a building after going outside
A proper explanation would span multiple comments. I'll write an elaborated post about it very soon for those interested!
Very weird. I would've thought that it's our government playing their old tricks again, but they won't load even through proxy. Thanks, I'll investigate further.
I can see them fine!! That happened to me the other day! I was very worried, but after one hour everything turned fine and the site seemed to be up again? Σ( ̄。 ̄ノ)ノ
Thanks! I made those in Gimp. The images have been put through the Colors -> Dither tool and the text tool was set to "no antialiasing". The look was inspired with sample images from an old version of MS FrontPage. As for the gradient under the text, I wish I remembered because I can't recreate it right now (I have the template file saved though)... \( ̄︶ ̄*\)) Perhaps dithering was involved too.
Now that you mentioned it, your WTC image also inspired me to do these.
Oh, okay. I'm glad you liked my image, I usually just steal them from somewhere and try to keep the filesize down. I use paint.NET but I like the dithered look of yours a lot.