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is sufficient. the other forms are there for compatibility with xhtml; to make it possible to write the same code as xhtml, and have it also work as html. some systems that generate html may be based on xml generators, and thus do not have the ability to output just a bare
tag; if you're using such a system, it's fine to use
, it's just not necessary if you don't need to. Can anyone explain what <br > does to the page? the result is unexpected. i tested the code on the latest version of chrome and firefox, the result is the same on both browsers. so there mu.

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tag is used as a forced line break within the text flow of the web page. use it when you want the text to continue on the next line, such as with poetry.

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the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy sleeping dog. < p> source. Is it possible to target the line break <br > tag with css? i would like to have a 1px dashed line every time there is a line break. i am customising a site with my own css and cannot chang. The
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tag is an html element that will display everything after this
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by starting from new line when rendered in browser while the \n is used to jump to next line in the source code or the output prompt in standard output. The br element may only be used for line breaks "that are actually part of the content". such line breaks are typically those in addresses or in poems. in your case, you seem to only need the line breaks for layout reasons. so it would not be correct to use br elements there. you could use any appropriate element and add the line breaks in your css (display:block;), but by using an element.

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by starting from new line when rendered in browser while the \n is used to jump to next line in the source code or the output prompt in standard output. The br element may only be used for line breaks "that are actually part of the content". such line breaks are typically those in addresses or in poems. in your case, you seem to only need the line breaks for layout reasons. so it would not be correct to use br elements there. you could use any appropriate element and add the line breaks in your css (display:block;), but by using an element. If i want to remove the space between rows of two elements separated by a <br> tag, how would i do that? the rows are too close one to other. how can i make like half of the height of the <. Without using
tag at the end of each line, and without using textarea. i need this because i have a text with 100.000 short lines, and it is time consuming to write
tag 100.000 times. This is one of those things that you read once, say "aha!" and then forget. exactly my case. why is the line break tag in xhtml preferentially written with a space <br > and not in the also. Update it seems some visitors of this question have text with the breaklines escaped as some text \r\n over more than one line" in that case you need to escape the slashes: replace( \\r\\n g, "
"); note: all browsers will ignore \r in a string when rendering.

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tag at the end of each line, and without using textarea. i need this because i have a text with 100.000 short lines, and it is time consuming to write
tag 100.000 times. This is one of those things that you read once, say "aha!" and then forget. exactly my case. why is the line break tag in xhtml preferentially written with a space <br > and not in the also. Update it seems some visitors of this question have text with the breaklines escaped as some text \r\n over more than one line" in that case you need to escape the slashes: replace( \\r\\n g, "
"); note: all browsers will ignore \r in a string when rendering.

One Epic Guess Geoguessr Battle Royal Country Battle 1 Youtube This is one of those things that you read once, say "aha!" and then forget. exactly my case. why is the line break tag in xhtml preferentially written with a space <br > and not in the also. Update it seems some visitors of this question have text with the breaklines escaped as some text \r\n over more than one line" in that case you need to escape the slashes: replace( \\r\\n g, "
"); note: all browsers will ignore \r in a string when rendering.