RE: FN-FORUM: Could be a CSS thing? (Spacing)

date posted 17th May 2006 15:46

Lol, yeah some sites code's unreadable purely because they put in no
spacing!

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> I see a lot of sites which do use tabs for spacing in the code
> and big sites, particularly, are very hard to follow when there
> is so much code. As far as I know, there is no absolute
> standard for spacing in code, but am I wrong?

No absolute standard per se, but I had a weird experience with IE recently
where a horizontal list-based navigation (LI tags) were getting an extra
space on the left of each LI. This turned out to be IE's interpretation of
the nicely laid out code that my IDE produced. I manually removed ALL the
spacing and everything came out on screen as planned, although the code is
almost unreadable now!

Edward


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