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HTML Tricks
Miscellanious on how to code web pages

Redirect

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" content="0; url=/jargon/">
</HEAD>
</HTML>

Pre-formated printable code

Ideal
<div style="float: left; white-space: pre; font-size: x-small; font-family: courier;">
... code ...
</div>
Ideal because floating divs will automatically create rows if there is enough horizontal space, which is both pleasing for screen and printouts.  In practice is works well in OS X Safari.  In Mozilla/Firefox renders on the screen ok, but printed the floating divs illegibly overwrite each other for some reason.  In most version of MS IE, the screen rendering is wrong, white space is not preserved.
Classic
<pre><font size: -1> ... code ... </font></pre>
Alas, this works and is supported by all common web browsers.  However, its not using contemporary CSS technique, and it doesn't auto columnate.

Pagination - stay tuned

zap technologies
printable