from an ofbiz view this should be a class in the CSS.
BJ Freeman sent the following on 12/17/2008 12:11 PM: > Ok your right. > > you must specify 'style="white-space: pre;"', which specifies > pre-formatted text handling as in an HTML <pre> area. > > so > http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_textarea > paste in > <textarea cols="80" style="white-space: pre;"> > At W3Schools you > will find all the Web-building tutorials you need, > from basic HTML to advanced XML, SQL, ASP, and PHP. > > > Jacek Wagner sent the following on 12/17/2008 11:48 AM: >> Sorry it did not do it. --Jacek >> >> <field name="bodyText"><textarea default-value="${name}, \n\r >> Thank you for ordering Birthday Party Event. >> This is to confirm that we received your order ${orderId} >> for the workshop ${productName}. >> The show start on ${eventDate} at ${eventTime}. >> Please give yourself 15 minutes before the beginning of the >> workshop. >> Thank you for your order. >> Sincerely, LHS"/></field> >> >> >> BJ Freeman wrote: >>> are you following the standard format for generating emails? >>> if so you can define and html and use html code for a break. >>> however if you looking for manual way to input in to a text area then >>> use the unix convention of \n (linefeed) then \r is a carriage return >>> and will give you a double linefeed. >>> >>> >>> >>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 12/17/2008 11:06 AM: >>> >>>> All, >>>> >>>> I am sending email confirmation without attachment. I would like to >>>> format bodytext using textarea.default-value. >>>> Is it any way add line feed character into bodyText text? >>>> >>>> example instead of having >>>> Mr Brown, thank you for your order ... >>>> have >>>> Mr Brown, >>>> thank you for your order >>>> ... >>>> >>>> Jacek >>>> >>>> >>>> >> >> >
