How To Insert A Tab With HTML Code?
How can i insert a tab with HTML code?
I think more details are needed...HTML code only, not printing, nothing but reading the website is what this is needed for.
Am I able to type in < > with a letter between the <> to create a tab? Nothing else. Can anyone tell me the letters or symbols that go in between <> ? Thanks much.
For instance, to bold a letter <b>l</b>etter and it would be only l bold, or the whole word <b>letter</b>
I think more details are needed...HTML code only, not printing, nothing but reading the website is what this is needed for.
Am I able to type in < > with a letter between the <> to create a tab? Nothing else. Can anyone tell me the letters or symbols that go in between <> ? Thanks much.
For instance, to bold a letter <b>l</b>etter and it would be only l bold, or the whole word <b>letter</b>
You can insert any printing or non-printing character above the value of 32 by using &# and the ASCII code in decimal after it. Since the code for a tab character is 09, it is less than 32 and therefore not supported.
It is probably better and more flexible to use a table to format your text.
It is probably better and more flexible to use a table to format your text.
If you just want the first line of a paragraph to be indented you could just add several non-breaking spaces to the beginning of your line. The advantage of this is that the first line would be This is the code for a
non-breaking space:
(yahoo answers keeps deleting the code for my space, so take out the spaces in these symbols:)
& n b s p ;
If you are trying to get a whole section of code to indent, you could again use a CSS style that added left-margin space to your paragraph. For example, here is an HTML document with a paragraph indented to the right by 15 pixels:
<html>
<head>
<style type="text/css">
<!--
p {
margin-left: 15px;
}
-->
</style>
</head>
<body>
<p>this is a paragraph</p>
</body>
</html>
Or you could use <blockquote></blockquote> which will indent the surrounded text. The only negative of block quote is that it will also indent the right side.
(yahoo answers keeps deleting the code for my space, so take out the spaces in these symbols:)
& n b s p ;
If you are trying to get a whole section of code to indent, you could again use a CSS style that added left-margin space to your paragraph. For example, here is an HTML document with a paragraph indented to the right by 15 pixels:
<html>
<head>
<style type="text/css">
<!--
p {
margin-left: 15px;
}
-->
</style>
</head>
<body>
<p>this is a paragraph</p>
</body>
</html>
Or you could use <blockquote></blockquote> which will indent the surrounded text. The only negative of block quote is that it will also indent the right side.
<PRE> or <XMP> or tags or even .
You can insert any printing or non-printing character above the value of 32 by using &# and the ASCII code in decimal after it. Since the code for a tab character is 09, it is less than 32 and therefore not supported.
It is probably better and more flexible to use a table to format your text.
It is probably better and more flexible to use a table to format your text.
Try the escape character \t