<pre>
The <pre> tag is used for content where whitespace of the source should be preserved in the document.
It is a paragraph-like tag that should be used in place of a <p>, but cannot be used inside of a
<p> tag.
If you need to preserve whitespace in a phrase inside of a paragraph, consider using the <c> tag.
Syntax
Attributes
This tag has no attributes.Children
The following may appear as children:<cline> TextParents
This element may appear as an immediate child of the following elements:<abstract> <acknowledgement> <activity> <algorithm> <answer> <appendix> <article> <aside> <assemblage> <biographical> <biography> <case> <chapter> <claim> <colophon> <computation> <conclusion> <convention> <corollary> <data> <example> <exercise> <exploration> <fact> <gi> <headnote> <hint> <historical> <identity> <insight> <introduction> <investigation> <lemma> <li> <note> <observation> <paragraphs> <postlude> <preface> <prelude> <problem> <project> <proof> <proposition> <question> <remark> <section> <sidebyside> <solution> <stack> <statement> <subsection> <subsubsection> <task> <technology> <theorem> <warning>
Examples
To explicitly specify the lines in your <pre> block, use the <cline> tag.