br in css means line break. Just add "
" where a line break is required. The br tag is an empty tag, meaning it has no closing tag; the br tag simply starts a new line, and when the browser encounters the p tag, it usually inserts some vertical spacing between adjacent paragraphs.
The operating environment of this tutorial: Windows 7 system, CSS3&&HTML5 version, Dell G3 computer.
inserts a simple newline character. The
tag is an empty tag (meaning it has no closing tag, so this is an error:
). In XHTML, place the closing tag within the opening tag, i.e.
.
Note that the
tag simply starts a new line, while the browser will usually insert some vertical spacing between adjacent paragraphs when it encounters the
tag.
Example:
<html> <body> <p> To break<br />lines<br />in a<br />paragraph,<br />use the br tag. </p> </body> </html>
Effect:
To break lines in a paragraph, use the br tag.
clear property
If you want the text flow to continue output on the next line of the inline table or image, please Use the clear attribute, which has three optional values: left, right, or all. Each value represents a border or borders on both sides.
Normally, the
tag tells the browser to immediately stop the current text flow and continue output text flow starting to the left of the next line, or to the right of a left-aligned inline graphic or table.
But sometimes, you may want the current text flow to continue outputting one line below the current left or right inline table or image.
HTML 4 and XHTML provide this functionality through the
tag. It can have three values: left, right, or all, each representing one or both edges. The browser will only continue to output text when there is no image within the specified bounds.
Tip: Normally, other lines in the text flow will appear at the bottom of the inline image, unless the graphic's tag is set to left or right alignment (for the