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Posted by Neredbojias on 11/14/05 01:51
With neither quill nor qualm, Stefan Mueller quothed:
> I'd like to write my html code in a structured way.
>
> Therefore I don't like to write
> Please click here: (<a href = "next.html">link</a>)
> --> Output: Please click here: (link)
>
> I prefer
> Please click here: (
> <a href = "next.html">
> link
> </a>
> )
> --> Output: Please click here: ( link )
Proper structuring automatically accounts for whitespace.
> Unfortunately in the second version I do have a space before and after the
> word 'link'.
> Does someone know if there's a tag or something like that to tell the
> browser not to add a space?
There isn't, although perhaps the w3c will develop one in the coming
years to replace another useful tag.
> Stefan
>
> PS: This is only a simplified example which shows my problem. My real 'a
> href' has many lines like onMouseover, onMouseout, ...
>
>
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Neredbojias
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