> Maybe you could add a custom stylesheet to Lynx to make the indent work?
Lynx Style Sheets (LSS) don't really cover that kind of scenario from what I remember[1] - they're more "apply this ncurses/slang-style to this element".[2]
[1] I wrote the original code but I am old and increasingly senile.
[2] I've not really been involved for ~20 years but unless the internal "renderer" has been radically overhauled, supporting anything like "real" CSS isn't really doable.
Lynx Style Sheets (LSS) don't really cover that kind of scenario from what I remember[1] - they're more "apply this ncurses/slang-style to this element".[2]
[1] I wrote the original code but I am old and increasingly senile.
[2] I've not really been involved for ~20 years but unless the internal "renderer" has been radically overhauled, supporting anything like "real" CSS isn't really doable.