Ok so in my HTML I have:
<img src="img/tab_1l.gif" width="9" height="24">
<img src="img/home_on.gif" width="80" height="24">
<img src="img/tab_10.gif" width="15" height="24">
but because they are on separate lines with spaces, I get spaces rendered on
the screen. If I write the code like:
<img src="img/tab_1l.gif" width="9" height="24"><img src="img/home_on.gif"
width="80" height="24"><img src="img/tab_10.gif" width="15" height="24">
I get no spaces but it's harder to read ....
anyone know of a way to tell html to ignore these spaces?
I could in theory do something like this in PHP:
$buffer .= '
<img src="img/tab_1l.gif" width="9" height="24">
<img src="img/home_on.gif" width="80" height="24">
<img src="img/tab_10.gif" width="15" height="24">
';
$buffer = someFunction($buffer);
// this function kills all spaces and new lines in between ">" and "<" chars
but it seems like kind of a hassle for readability.
Please help.
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