<P class="useWhiteSpace"> first line second line t h i r d l i n e </P>
<pre> first line second line t h i r d l i n e <pre>
<pre class="prewidth"> first line second line t h i r d l i n e This fourth line is l o n g e r than the width definition, but the text doesn't wrap. "width" for "pre" is DEPRECATED in HTML 4.
This is a P (para g r a p h) with .useWhiteSpace { w h i t e - s p a c e : p r e ; it appears to me that Internet Explorer 6 ignores the style "white-space: pre" for returns...
The short answer: just use the <pre> tag, which works perfectly well, and screw this stupid css stuff.
Last Updated: May 29 2007, by Lyberty