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Hello,
The reason I`m back again is to pose this question to your expertise in
the off chance somebody will have a solution (not an alternative). I
know how badly I need to sit myself down and make the switch to xml (or
even css), but I won`t do that until I understand html better. Here is
my question:
Out of curiosity, I`ve managed to create an acronym title for my 28-year
calendar cycle <http://r.aguirre.home.att.net>
which drops down the
calendar for the month. It wasn`t easy and still needs some minor
adjustments. The problem i am having is the spacing and the fixed width.
What would make an alternative method of maintaining a double space to
seperate characters. html has the habbit of converting double spaces
into single spaces. I`ve tried using key combinations for em-spacing, as
well as en-spacing, but that just incurs a weird character into my
monthly calendar. If you followed the hyperlink to my index page, find
the link for the current month "July 2005" where there is an acronym
title attached to it and see for yourself the awkward manner the first
and second week display.
Another question is whether there is some way to specify that the
acronym title display in teletype, or any other print that has fixed
width characteristics. I think that this question is irrelevant because
it actually does display fixed width and it`s just that double spacing
glitch that is throwing me off.
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Hello,<br>
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The reason I`m back again is to pose this
question to your expertise in the off chance somebody will have a
solution (not an alternative). I know how badly I need to sit myself
down and make the switch to xml (or even css), but I won`t do that
until I understand html better. Here is my question:<br>
<br>
Out of curiosity, I`ve managed to create an acronym title for my <a
href="http://r.aguirre.home.att.net">28-year
calendar cycle</a> which
drops down the calendar for the month. It wasn`t easy and still needs
some minor adjustments. The problem i am having is the spacing and the
fixed width. What would make an alternative method of maintaining a
double space to seperate characters. html has the habbit of converting
double spaces into single spaces. I`ve tried using key combinations for
em-spacing, as well as en-spacing, but that just incurs a weird
character into my monthly calendar. If you followed the hyperlink to my
index page, find the link for the current month "July 2005" where there
is an acronym title attached to it and see for yourself the awkward
manner the first and second week display.<br>
<br>
Another question is whether there is some way to specify that the
acronym title display in teletype, or any other print that has fixed
width characteristics. I think that this question is irrelevant because
it actually does display fixed width and it`s just that double spacing
glitch that is throwing me off.
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