What is that HTML tag for showing text content as it actually appears in the html file? If you use it, you do not have to worry about because it does a line break exactly as it appears.
Yes, I have tried googling this.
No, I have not found the answer.
Yes, I know it is easy.
greg posted this at 20:49 — 14th June 2009.
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You mean the
<pre></pre>tag?webwiz posted this at 19:20 — 15th June 2009.
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I'll up greg's ante and make that
<pre>(code) ... (/code)</pre>Don't forget to change all less-than, greater-than, and ampersands to their HTML entity equivalents ("<", ">", and "&" respectively.)
P.S. Okay. I give up on getting my example working on this forum post... Those parens around the CODE tag are supposed to be < and > signs!
Cordially, David
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greg posted this at 20:22 — 15th June 2009.
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<pre><code>You mean like this?</code></pre>I believe my 4 Aces beats your full house
(and if someone comes along with a straight flush I'm stacking
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webwiz posted this at 18:44 — 16th June 2009.
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Hmm. Looks like you doubled down. (viewing source - 2 CODE elements?)