Counting to Infinity

jojo77

Well-known member
555555555555555 33333333333333 99999999999999
5 3 9 9
5 3 9 9
5 3 9 9
5 3 9 9
555555555555555 33333333333333 999999999999999
5 3 9
5 3 9
5 3 9
5 3 9
555555555555555 33333333333333 9
 

jojo77

Well-known member
ahhhhh....FML! i spent like 5 minutes trying to make that look like 539, and it came out all mushed together! pooooop :( lol
 

systemanic

Active member
Here it is for ya... ;)
Code:
[FONT="Verdana"]
555555555555555       33333333333333        999999999999999
5                                                  3        9                     9
5                                                  3        9                     9
5                                                  3        9                     9
5                                                  3        9                     9
555555555555555       33333333333333        999999999999999
                      5                            3                               9 
                      5                            3                               9
                      5                            3                               9
                      5                            3                               9
555555555555555       33333333333333                               9[/FONT]

• To keep your spaces, post within
Code:
[/COLOR], [COLOR="Magenta"][HTML][/COLOR] or [COLOR="Magenta"][PHP][/COLOR] tags (the "#", "<>", "php" icons)
• To maintain the "look" of text, select "[COLOR="Red"]Verdana[/COLOR]" font (last 1 in list) when editing. As the editor uses a font very similar to Verdana (don't know exact font, but Verdana is close to it), and for WYSIWYG you want the font you edit in to be the same/close as the font that it is actually posted in). Another woords, edit in (font close to Verdana) --> post in Verdada

Using these 2 methods, means there's no need to "laboriously tweak" the spaces, so your diagram/whatever looks right (ie is like WYSIWYG editor!)
Another method which i use quite often, is to add ". . . . . ." where the spaces are. Since there's only 1 space between each dot, the site will not "reduce" those spaces - normally any spaces >1 are reduced back down to 1 space, which is a common technique that forums use in order to reduce "unecessary" web space storage on their server computers (hence your "all mushed together!")
 
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coyote

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540pixels-wide-guidelines.jpg
 
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