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Re: LYNX-DEV FAQ and lynx manual
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Scott McGee (Personal) |
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Re: LYNX-DEV FAQ and lynx manual |
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Tue, 19 Nov 1996 13:05:45 -0700 |
"Hiram Lester, Jr." <address@hidden> wrote about tables;
I found another way to make a table work well for both netscape and lynx.
Look at the URL http://www.slcc.edu/calendar.html with both. The trick to
get the lynx display right was simply include each table element in a <P>
with the desired ALIGN attribute. With GUI browsers, it aligns the data
within the cell as desired, and with lynx, it aligns it as a regular
paragraph. Likely won't work for all tables, but it or some variation of
it should help with many.
Scott
Scott McGee: Salt Lake Community College Webmaster | When in danger,
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Email: address@hidden (Scott McGee) | run in circles,
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