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This is my code. <form name="publish"> <?php include 'location.selector.html'; ?> <input type="submit" value="submit"/> </form> When displayed, there is a newline preceding the submit button, how to eliminate this newline/line break? The HTML content of location.selector.html is <table><tr><td>都道府県を選択してください</td> <td>市区町村を選択してください</td></tr> <tr><td align="center"> <SELECT name="pref" onChange="changePref(true)"> <OPTION VALUE="99">全国 <OPTION VALUE="0">北海道 <OPTION VALUE="1">青森県 <OPTION VALUE="2">岩手県 <OPTION VALUE="3">宮城県 <OPTION VALUE="4">秋田県 <OPTION VALUE="5">山形県 <OPTION VALUE="6">福島県 <OPTION

Suppose you have this text: name1 = "John"; age1 = 41; name2 = "Jane"; age2 = 32; name3 = "Mike"; age3 = 36; ... and you want to split each line into two lines to give a result like this: name1 = "John"; age1 = 41; name2 = "Jane"; age2 = 32; name3 = "Mike"; age3 = 36; ... How would you automate this operation? Some notes: I already tried the following method: (1) Select the text in virtual-vode, (2) Execute :'<,'>:norm ^3f r^M ***, but it doesn't work correctly; it splits only half of the lines, because after every line is broken, the next repetition of the command applies to the rest of the

I put text in a <textarea> like this: First day 1-one apple. 2-one orange. 3-two cups of milk. But it shows in a <label> like this: First day 1- one apple. 2-one orange. 3- two cups of milks. How do I make it look the same as in a <textarea> ? Give the label white-space: pre-wrap and it will break line as the text area does textarea { height: 70px; } label { white-space: pre-wrap; } <textarea> First day 1-one apple. 2-one orange. 3-two cups of milk. </textarea> <br><br> <label> First day 1-one apple. 2-one orange. 3-two cups of milk. </label> Besides the white-space property combined with a

When writing to a text file, some of the file.write instances are followed by a linebreak in the output file and others aren't. I don't want linebreaks except where I tell them to occur. Code: for doc,wc in wordcounts.items(): out.write(doc) #this works fine, no linebreak for word in wordlist: if word in wc: out.write("\t%d" % wc[word]) #linebreaks appear else: out.write("\t0") #after each of these out.write("\n") #this line had mixed spaces/tabs What am I missing? Update I should have taken a clue from how the code pasted into SO. For some reason there was a mixture of spaces and tabs in the

I want the string in my snippet to be aligned to the center. Also, line breakers (\n) in the snippet are converted to spaces, is there a way to insert line breakers? My relevant code: GoogleMap map = ... map.addMarker(new MarkerOptions().position(pos) .title("title") .snippet("body \n and mind"); Thanks Mugen Using some examples, as well as answers from: custom info window adapter with custom data in map v2 , I've come across the following solution: marker.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:layout_width=

Issue: When using HTML Purifier to process user-inputted content, line-breaks are not being translated into <br /> tags. Consider the following user-inputted content: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. This is another line. <pre> .my-css-class { color: blue; } </pre> Lorem ipsum: <ul> <li>Lorem</li> <li>Ipsum</li> <li>Dolor</li> </ul> Dolor sit amet, MyName When processed using HTML Purifier, the above is being altered to the following: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. This is another line. .my-css-class { color: blue; } Lorem ipsum: Lorem Ipsum Dolor Dolor sit amet, MyName As you can see, " MyName "

Let's say I have the following code: <?php echo "<div id=\"root\">"; echo "<div id=\"child_of_root\">"; echo "<img src=\"picture1.png\">"; echo "<img src=\"picture2.png\">"; echo "<img src=\"picture3.png\">"; echo "<img src=\"picture4.png\">"; echo "<img src=\"picture5.png\">"; echo "</div>"; echo "</div>"; ?> If I ran this the following HTML would be rendered all inline without any line breaks: <div id="root"><div id="child_of_root"><img src="picture1.png"><img src="picture2.png"><img src="picture3.png"><img src="picture4.png"><img src="picture5.png"></div></div> If I ran the following code: