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.
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Try pre element
@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.