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A couple months ago, I decided to write a very short tutorial/introduction to the program `telnet`. I ended up deciding to use the <blink> tag to make a cursor
by antics 13y ago
A couple months ago, I decided to write a very short tutorial/introduction to the program `telnet`. I ended up deciding to use the <blink> tag to make a cursor that blinks similar to how it blinks in the terminal.
Hilariously, I discovered that <blink> is actually no longer implemented in Chrome.
The one legitimate use!
I ended up mocking it with JavaScript. EDIT: it's here if you want to see how the cursor turned out! http://blog.nullspace.io/day-208.html http://blog.nullspace.io/day-208.html
- scribu 13y agoI don't see any cursor blinking in Firefox. :(
- antics 13y agoArrrrgh, thanks for pointing it out. I don't use Firefox, and I don't know a damn thing about web programming.
- ceejayoz 13y ago> Hilariously, I discovered that <blink> is actually no longer implemented in Chrome. There is a solution! http://cheese.blartwendo.com/web21-demo.html http://cheese.blartwendo.com/web21-demo.html
- robmcm 13y agoDo you mean <blink> is no longer implemented in blink?