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textarea html help please

by mike gregory
4 replies
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Hi guys im am uploading my affiliate swipe email copy using a text area
the problem im having is there is no breaks in the text once i view it, its all clumped back tight under each line.

How do i sort this out please the code im entering and how i want the text is below?

Thanks

Mike

<p><textarea
style="width: 620px; height: 300px;">{Name} ok stop right there.

You need to check this out

You know how you hear of those
No investment needed incomes
Systems...that need a lot of hard
Work to get results...

...in fact, it then turns out there
not as FREE as it first sounded?

Well that's all about to change,
And this 23 year old ex-construction
Worker Is going to shine the light on
Exactly what this is all about...

Link
Check it out now

This is VERY underground stuff, you
most likely have never even heard
Of this guy or what he does.

But don't let that put you off this is the
Reason he does know his stuff - the guy
Really is killing it.

He is able to generate these tiny little
Websites totally free might I add and
Cash in big time from them.

The traffic that he gets is huge amounts
And its all free, no traffic generation cost
Whatsoever.

So if you have any interest in setting up a
Simple 1 page website and spend only
An hour of your time doing so....

...but then making huge amounts of cash
at a rapid pace, then you really do need
to go visit the site and check it out yourself

To your success

{Partner Name}

P.S- This really is perfect for
Those who simply do not have the
Time to spend months upon months
Creating a business this system could
Be set up as quickly as this afternoon

</textarea></p>
#html #textarea
  • Profile picture of the author Amry
    In order to view the text with proper line breaks, you need to replace the new line with BR tags, or you can wrap all the text in a PRE tag.

    Example of result using BR tags:
    HTML Code:
    {Name} ok stop right there.<br>
<br>
You need to check this out<br>
<br>
You know how you hear of those <br>
No investment needed incomes <br>
Systems...that need a lot of hard<br>
Work to get results...<br>
.
.
    Example of result using PRE tag:
    HTML Code:
    <pre>
{Name} ok stop right there.

You need to check this out

You know how you hear of those 
No investment needed incomes 
Systems...that need a lot of hard
Work to get results...
.
.
</pre>
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  • Profile picture of the author mike gregory
    Thanks for the response i did try with the <br> but all it did was show up witin the text box
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    • Profile picture of the author RyanAndrews
      Hi mike,
      You need to use a div and style it to look like a textarea. After all, textarea is for form submission and not for content.

      overflow:scroll;
      font-family: monospace;

      I'm not sure exactly which border, I think inset should look good.
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    • Profile picture of the author Amry
      Mike,

      Did you mean you want to have those text to appear with proper new lines in a textarea? That's what I understood earlier, but I tried using your HTML myself, and it appeared just fine - tested in IE, Firefox and Chrome. So I guessed maybe you were actually asking on how to make it appear correctly when you posted it from the textarea.
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