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<pre> tag

Started by Guest_NeedHelp_* , Jan 15 2007 08:54 AM

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Guest_NeedHelp_*

Posted 15 January 2007 - 08:54 AM

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I read about the <pre> tag in my HTML book but I don't understand it. What is it used for and why would I use it?

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xtraze

Posted 15 January 2007 - 09:00 AM

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NeedHelp said:

I read about the <pre> tag in my HTML book but I don't understand it. What is it used for and why would I use it?

I think it is for pre-formatted text and this appears a bit different and theres one more thing about these. I'll tell it by Examples,

If you type - ( _ = spaces )

hhfe_rwhn_______efnwu
______jnujnu______ununu_m_nunuu

in html the result will be
hhfe rwhn efnw jnujnu ununu m nunuu

But if you put it within <pre> tag
the result will appear the way you typed it.

Give me a Rep if this is useful, lol.