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Huh? The point of PRE is to preserve all whitespace. Newline is whitespace. Hence, any textual newline within a PRE element is preserved.

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by dws (Chancellor) on Aug 05, 2003 at 22:09 UTC
    The point of PRE is to preserve all whitespace. Newline is whitespace.

    Indeed. But if there's a newline within a <pre> block, browsers will render that line with an extra blank line on the top. Try it.

    Sigh. Someone slipped crack into my coffee.

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