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This gives a consistent and faithful image. Doing it as plaintext would cause problems with reflowing, weird scrolling boxes, and generally might have you fight
by rocqua 4y ago
This gives a consistent and faithful image. Doing it as plaintext would cause problems with reflowing, weird scrolling boxes, and generally might have you fighting with the browser text renderer.
- chrismorgan 4y agoConsistent? Faithful? I see a whole bunch of images in different styles with different fonts, colours, fairly consistently the wrong line-heights, and even severe JPEG artefacts in at least one case. Doing it in plain text with `white-space: pre` (the default for the <pre> element) would work better.
- rocqua 4y agoConsistent over devices, not Consistent between the images. The point is that jpeg rendering is a whole lot more consistent between devices than html rendering.