- From: Drazen Kacar <Drazen.Kacar@public.srce.hr>
- Date: Fri, 25 Oct 1996 18:56:41 +0200 (MET DST)
- To: nakor@glasswings.com.au (Stuart Young)
- Cc: dgdela01@homer.louisville.edu, www-html@w3.org
Stuart Young wrote: > I think the fact that Lynx 2.6 recognises most of the HTML 3.0 and/or 3.2 > tags (can't remember which it is..) is fairly impressive itself! It recognizes all of them. And some not in those drafts. Like FRAME, for example. > Personally the only thing I really feel Lynx needs is an update to the > way the help options are displayed. Mebbe a leaning towards something > more like Pine/Pico, with the keys down the bottom. There is a novice mode (it is default unless changed by sysop) with that kind of help. It should be expanded, I agree. > Also something else in Lynx that'd be useful is the ability to select > (and download) inline pictures as though they were a link. Very useful > occasionly. Lynx can do that for a very long time. Unless remapped in config file, press '*' and you'll have links to all inline pictures. > But you're right in that the tables issue needs to be addressed. Even > simply using tabs could be effective for a table display. ?!? You can do that, if you want to. If you have a simple table (with only character level markup), you can write something like this: <table> <tr><td>one<td><tab indent=20>two <tr><td>three<td><tab indent=20>four </table> TAB is a very usefull tag that was present in HTML 3.0, but was left out from HTML 3.2. Let us flame. :) -- Life is a sexually transmitted disease. dave@fly.cc.fer.hr dave@zemris.fer.hr
Received on Friday, 25 October 1996 13:00:10 UTC