[drewprops]

I've noticed when viewing the source code of websites that I've created using PHP that the tags don't lay out nice and pretty as I'd expect... they run together in one big clump. I'm looking at the source code of other, more accomplished web designers and note that their HTML lays out very nicely. What am I missing...linefeeds? I'm asking instead of experimenting because I'm curious as to what standard practice is. I can provide links to a site that I've made if necessary (I expect that it isn't).

[chucker]

Sounds like what you want to do is add a few "\n"s for linebreaks, "\n\n"s for carriage returns and "\t"s for tabs.

[drewprops]

crap. of course I do. GAH, I'm so STO0pId. ::hitting head with fists, Chris Farley style::

[chucker]

You're welcome.

[ast3r3x]

Originally Posted by chucker Sounds like what you want to do is add a few "\n"s for linebreaks, "\n\n"s for carriage returns and "\t"s for tabs.

Actually it's

\n for a linebreak or linefeed

\r for a carriage return

[chucker]

Originally Posted by ast3r3x Actually it's \n for a linebreak or linefeed \r for a carriage return

Well, technically, yes. But you wouldn't want to use \r when outputting HTML.