Misaligned HTML and badly formed HTML
See original GitHub issueSuggestion: Why not use custom tags for the color, easier to write and read.
<c1b33> or <yellow>
The stylesheet will become more readable too:
yellow { color: yellow; }
No further styling or tricks would be needed and you don’t have to set fonts, you can simply wrap it all in a <pre>
tag.
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Looking at Unifont, it might be infeasible to use it as a web font. The TTF file is about 12MB. You can probably use a conversion tool that extracts out the characters you need, however.
Either way, the problem is definitely the font. Find the right monospaced web font and you’ll solve the issue.
I’m closing this for now, ticket has been open for 3.5 years 😉