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In case it's of historical interest/amusement, I generated the three HTML images in the node cited above from these ascii art images:

using cog's Acme::AsciiArt2HtmlTable module.

Actually, I originally had four, but my meditation mysteriously (to me) was not being displayed correctly. I was cursing and swearing at the time, thinking I'd made some HTML blunder, not appreciating there's a 64K size limit per node and that I had just exceeded that limit. When it finally dawned on me what was spoiling all my hard work, I reluctantly removed the lovely little orange HTML picture of pijll. :-)

At the time, I was not aware of any prior art in this area, other than cog's little module, so thanks to liverpole and the respondents for furthering my education in this area.

While creating these HTML images was fun at the time, I don't plan on repeating it any time soon owing to the bandwidth concerns raised by jdporter.

Fun References Added Later

Obfus:

Secret Operators:

Poetry:

Other:

Node Size Limit:

HTML Table Emojis (with some bandwidth concerns):

... by harangzsolt33:

Image Macros:

Unicode Emojis: (no bandwidth concerns)

  • Name Space by George_Sherston (2001) - what lies behind the names people use at Perl Monks? (lots of replies over many years!)

Ascii Art:

  • ASCII art
  • AAlib - a software library which allows applications to automatically convert images into ASCII art
  • Text::AAlib - Perl Binding for AAlib
  • libcaca - a software library that converts images into coloured ASCII art

Avatars:

CPAN:

Other:

  • Image file format
  • GIMP - Graphics Editor. Can export to HTML (as a table with coloured cells) and as ASCII Art using a plug-in to represent images with characters and punctuation
  • APNG (wikipedia) - Animated Portable Network Graphics
  • Animated GIF (wikipedia) - although GIF was not designed as an animation medium, its ability to store multiple images in one file naturally suggested using the format to store the frames of an animation sequence

See Also

Updated: Many Fun References were added long after the original reply was made


In reply to Re: Add "Image Miniatures" to your HTML (Fun References) by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread Add "Image Miniatures" to your HTML by liverpole

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