- Adding Text
- Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Text
- Dragging and Dropping Text
- Using Paste Special
- Applying Headings
- Applying Character Formats
- Applying HTML Text Styles
- Using Preformatted Text
- Adding Line Breaks
- Indenting and Aligning Text with HTML
- Working with Lists
- Inserting Special Characters
- Working with Font Styles
- Using Web Fonts
- Adding Automatic Dates
- Finding and Replacing
- Finding Text with a Simple Search
- Performing Advanced Text Searches
- Finding and Replacing in Source Code
- Finding and Replacing with a Specific Tag
- Using Regular Expressions for Searching
- Checking Spelling
Using Preformatted Text
Browsers usually ignore invisible formatting that doesn’t affect page content, such as tabs, extra spaces, extra line feeds, and the like. If you need to display text exactly as entered, however, you can use the Preformatted paragraph format, which wraps the text in the <pre>...</pre> tags and makes browsers display all of the text characters.
Originally, preformatted text was meant to display tabular data in rows and columns, as in the output of a spreadsheet. To make the information line up, browsers display preformatted text in a monospaced font such as Courier .
To apply preformatting
- Select the text you want to change.
From the Format pop-up menu of the HTML mode of the Property inspector, choose Preformatted .
Apply the style using the Property inspector by choosing Preformatted from the Format menu.
or
Choose Format > Paragraph Format > Preformatted Text.
The text changes appearance.