I didn't, but the effect is the samed11wtq wrote:In case you missed it the above was all CSS based.... no <pre> tags invloved
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There was a problem displaying the whitespaces in IE along with a bug in IE5.
Should be ok now.
P.S. It turned out that when assigning content to an element with the innerHTML property in IE, IE always normalizes the input (strips all whitespaces for instance
. The solution was to use outerHTML instead. 
Should be ok now.
P.S. It turned out that when assigning content to an element with the innerHTML property in IE, IE always normalizes the input (strips all whitespaces for instance
Another update:
+ Fixed a bug i introduced during the day which caused garbled results in IE and Opera when initializing the session.
+ Fixed the horizontal scrolling in IE - it is word-wrapping now. Due to a bug in IE word-wrap: break-word; doesn't work when the width is specified in percents. I was forced to use dynamic CSS properties to fix it
I think it is pretty stable now, but maybe someone can prove me wrong
+ Fixed a bug i introduced during the day which caused garbled results in IE and Opera when initializing the session.
+ Fixed the horizontal scrolling in IE - it is word-wrapping now. Due to a bug in IE word-wrap: break-word; doesn't work when the width is specified in percents. I was forced to use dynamic CSS properties to fix it
I think it is pretty stable now, but maybe someone can prove me wrong
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