HTML in notepad

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    HTML in notepad


    my professor wants us to create a web page, in said web page he said, "Make sure that each ingredient is displayed on its own line and indented as shown. Hint: Treat them as a block quote for the indenting." The attachment shows what I did with it, but I was wondering if there is a way to get rid of the spaces in between the items in the list while still using the blockquotes tag when viewed in IE.
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    You might find more help at this site. We are Windows 7. Thanks,

    HTMLHelp Forums
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    Here's a lot of information Google I'm not being sarcastic, I just don't know how to do what you want.
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  4. Posts : 434
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    nah its good I found the <br/> tag online
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    How about a Notepad replacement? Two to choose from,

    flo's freeware - Notepad2

    Notepad++ | 5.8.2
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    Thank. stormy13!

    I was going to suggest the poster use Notepad++ but I didn't really understand the gist of the question initially presented (still don't).

    For coding in raw HTML, in my experience, Notepad++ is the best freeware available. :)
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    mikedl said:
    Thank. stormy13!

    I was going to suggest the poster use Notepad++ but I didn't really understand the gist of the question initially presented (still don't).

    For coding in raw HTML, in my experience, Notepad++ is the best freeware available. :)
    He was trying to find out the code for a line break. <BR></BR>
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    I looked at his code and loaded it into IE and FF. It did not render in either.

    The mention of "spaces in between" was presented and I thought of the &nbsp qualifier, initially.

    Thank you for clarifying, bigmck, as the original question, to me, was very vague.

    I apologize for my ignorance therein.
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    mikedl said:
    I looked at his code and loaded it into IE and FF. It did not render in either.
    dont know if you know this or not but it needs to be saved as a .htm file to be viewed in IE or FF
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    I would personally put the ingredients list in a single blockquote as an unordered list (bullet points). You can always turn off the bullet point image, as well.

    Edit: keep it simple, actually. No need for a list when there are not icons! Just have line breaks.

    Code:
    <blockquote>
    1/2 cup butter<br/>
    1/3 cup white sugar<br/> 
    1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract<br/>
    1 cup all-purpose flour<br/>
    1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese<br/>
    1/4 cup white sugar<br/>
    1 egg<br/>
    1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract<br/>
    6 apples - peeled, cored, and sliced<br/>
    1/3 cup white sugar<br/>
    1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon<br/>
    1/4 cup sliced almonds
    </blockquote>
    
    Last edited by CreepinJesus; 19 Oct 2010 at 16:19. Reason: Changed my mind :)
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