yea

Wait so is that a yes or no?

normally the <pre> font is like a monospace font or whatever its called

UserPenalties wrote: ↑Tue Jul 05, 2022 12:42 pm It does not affect the font or anything?

well you can just <pre><font face="times new roman">

I guess i confused it with linking a text file.

It does not affect the font or anything?

huh

so line breaks and spaces and everything count

you can pretty much write like a plaintext file in html

wait so what does the <pre> tag do exactly?

a while ago i had a page that was a <pre> inside a 600px wide table. only thing is i had to use a littttle css to make the <pre> word wrap

yea

I am also concerned as to what colors i should use

I also don't know how to use max-width without them

The only problem is circumventing css stylesheets

so you can write like you would in a normal text file in an html file

some things i write i put in <pre> tags

yea

For long term articles i prefer keeping them in a bland html text file so that the text will automatically wrap around

hahhah yea

so as i was saying

UserPenalties • 8 minutes ago
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-now.

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