You're right, I was putting those around each line of text.
But I didn't use, at the beginning of each line, an
<pre<
I used "<" and ">" with "pre" stuck in between them.
Which is what I thought I saw on the Page Source page.
I'm going to see what happens if I do it your way:
<pre<a
b
c
No, that's not right! You see the "<pre< and it doesn't work!
Now I'll do it with "<" then "/" then "pre" then ">" at the end (I wrote it there, but it did a funny thing with the text!), and "<" and "p" and ">" at the beginning. But not of each line, this time.
a
b
c
That worked perfectly! What I indicated at the end, < and pre and > at the beginning, and not of each line.
So I'm wondering what "<pre" has to do with it, and why when you used it, it didn't show up!
Thanks, Sowbug
(It was awkward writing this, because the code kept doing things I didn't want done to the text that followed, lol. How you can write these things without them turning into HTML tags is a good question!) |
