Tinderbox lets you control how line breaks are converted to HTML.
The default behavior treats them as paragraphs
<p>......</p>
which makes a lot of sense. But, if you have a note that is LISP,
you might apply a special style:
<p class="code">..........</p>
or, more simply, put *nothing* at the start of a paragraph and a line
break at the end:
.........<br>
You might even use the preformatted tags:
<pre> (lisp goes here
(and all white space is preserved)) </pre>
The key to the first approaches is a set of attributes with names
like HTMLFirstParagraphStart and HTMLParagraphEnd; these are editable
for notes in the HTMLView window's PARAGRAPHS pane.
To use preformatted text markup, you might be best off turning off
HTML Markup for the note and entering the tags in the text of the
note.
-- -------------------------------------------------------------------- Mark Bernstein bernstein__AT__eastgate.com (617) 924-9044 Eastgate Systems Inc http://www.eastgate.com/ (800) 562-1638 134 Main Street http://www.hypertextKitchen.com/ Watertown MA 02472 USA http://www.markbernstein.org/Received on Thu Apr 8 16:24:00 2004
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