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But a quick question: how is pure text being served in a way that my browser doesn't consider it html to all be munged together?
I'm not sufficiently experienced to understand how to accomplish that without either a <pre> in an index.html, or self-hosting to add whatever to .htaccess in order to have an index.txt served.
well i'm running a server on my own infrastructure so i've got control over how the content is served. a pre tag is going to be your best option because that's all mine is anyways! (most) browsers automatically handle text files by placing them in a pre tag. i'd recommend doing that :)
well i'm running a server on my own infrastructure so i've got control over how the content is served. a pre tag is going to be your best option because that's all mine is anyways! (most) browsers automatically handle text files by placing them in a pre tag. i'd recommend doing that :)