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Originally Posted by theducks
Also remember HTML tends to ignore multiple whitespace
If you wrap the Ascii Art in <pre> tags, that should stop that part of the problem.
You may need to embed (and specify) a font that has the old upper ASCII chars if your device does not have one for you to specify. |
I just found a list of supplied fonts at:
https://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/PRST...or_xhtml_files
and a method of adding more at:
http://blog.the-ebook-reader.com/201...t1-no-rooting/
Whether any of the supplied fonts support these characters, I think I'll have to work out by trial and error. It'll definitely have to be a monospaced font, or there's no point to it.
Can I just wrap the whole document in pre tags? I dread having to work out some regex to detect lines with ascii art in them. I can't just edit the file manually because it's regularly updated and I'll just end up having to do it again and again.