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Re: lynx-dev Tables (once again) and virtual lynx pages
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mattack |
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Re: lynx-dev Tables (once again) and virtual lynx pages |
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Fri, 12 May 2000 12:10:18 -0700 (PDT) |
On Fri, 12 May 2000, Duncan Simpson wrote:
>My personal feelng about tbales is that horizontal scrollis s the *wrong*
>solution and instead there should be a "render this HMTL to this width"
>feature in the rendering engine. Once that is in place and the desired width
>of columns are known it is moderately easy to figure out a sensible width for
>each column without horizontal scrolling.
If you mean to figure out the relative widths and use a proportional
amount for each column on the existing display, that will end up
leaving some VERY narrow columns to make it even less readable than it
is now.
Even now, links follows the HTML I would say "too closely" and you end up
with columns of text that are very narrow (often when a page has a column
of links then a column of a news story). I wish it would use more horizontal
space, as long as it didn't use more than the width of the screen for each
column.
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Re: lynx-dev Tables (once again) and virtual lynx pages, Robert A Hopkins, 2000/05/15