View Full Version : ...<Br>'s have no effect.


chrishawthorne
06-14-2004, 06:42 AM
on: http://www.unsigned-online.com/betateam/supportus.shtml

take a look at the code.. pay attention to the table in the center of the page.


Notice where I list the items we need, i say <br><br> and the text only goes down one line. I can replace the two breaks with 1000 , but it never works.
Whats up with this?

ps..
don't pay attention to all the base_dir php errors :D , it's being worked on by one of my staff members in the morning xD

tucker
06-14-2004, 01:10 PM
Stereo Receiver<br>
Stereo Speakers<br>

Computer Speakers<br>
Computer Monitor<br>
CD Player<br>
CD-RW Drives (Decent speeds)<br>


thats the source that i got when i went there...

it does go down to the next line though... but if you want it to skip a line inetbetween just add another <br> to the end of each line. (or maybe you could use that &nbsp; thing)

Monkey Bizzle
06-14-2004, 03:12 PM
Look farther up...

Below is a list of things we are in need of.<br><br>Computer

That is what he is talking about and it only goes to the next line instead of skipping a line.

Chris... if you want to skip a line, why not try the <p> tag instead. That is equivalent to 2 <br> i suppose. If you want more than one line... try using multiple <p> tags!

JustOnions
06-14-2004, 05:45 PM
If you don't want to use the <p> tag, this is what I got to work:

Below is a list of things we are in need of.
<BR>&nbsp;
<BR>Computer
<BR>DDR PC2100 RAM


Just added &nbsp; after the <BR>
It's just a blank space and it'll give you the line break you are looking for.

-Justin

kittycat
06-14-2004, 09:21 PM
As a note...
It's the letter spacing CSS that cause a double <br> to not have the desired effect in IE, in Mozilla you see the extra space (not sure about other browsers)

tucker
06-17-2004, 09:53 PM
i use firefox, looks fine to me

skyjuice
06-18-2004, 06:39 PM
the link doesn't go anywhere now...