Preformatted Text
The PRE element is used to enclose text to be
displayed with a fixed width typewriter-like
font. This is useful for presenting text that has
been formatted for a teletype, or for a fixed width
character display. It is also commonly used to present
typed computer code examples.
You can include character emphasis elements (EM, STRONG,
B, I, etc.) as well as hypertext anchors within a PRE.
- Things to Avoid - You should NOT use elements that define paragraph
formatting within the PRE element. This means you should
not use
<P>
- <ADDRESS>
- <Hn>
- and so on...
- Things That are OK
- You can use Anchor.
- A typed carriage return will cause a new line in the presented text.