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Originally Posted by chaot
You gave us further reasons for to do so, still I am not convinced (or I don't understand you).
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Originally Posted by theducks
OR
 Replace that mess with a Text star and assign it in a class that allows you to set a size and margin
Code:
.mystar {display:block;font-size: 1.2em;text-align center; margin: 1em 0; text-indent: 0;}
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Please, where is to introduce that. I would like to test.
Of course, even though I had understood the methodology of approach, the regexes I had not known. These simplify the procedure considerably.
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It is an additional optimization.
With the fixes you just did, you now have one (1) star image.
But you could remove that as well, and replace it with a text star:
which is less Kilobytes (actually bytes, 798 B --> 1 B)
I've always been more than happy with the following CSS+HTML instead of using images for change of scene:
Code:
# CSS
.scenebreak {
text-align: center;
text-indent: 0%;
margin: 1em;
}
# HTML
<p class="scenebreak">* * *</p>