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XHTML Tutorial - White Space Characters
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What Is a White Space Character?
A white space character is a character that leaves nothing on your screen.
There are 4 known white space characters:
- " " - The space character.
- "\t" - The tab character.
- "\n" - The new line character.
- "\r" - The carriage return character.
White space characters are generally ignored in XHMTL documents
except for element "pre" and CDATA.
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- What Is the XHTML Element Content?
- What Are the XHTML Element Content Models?
- What Are the XHTML Elements Defined with EMPTY Contents?
- What Are the XHTML Elements Defined with PCDATA Contents?
- What Are the XHTML Elements Defined with Sub-elements Contents?
- What Are the XHTML Elements Defined with Mixed Contents?
- What Is PCDATA?
- What Is an XHTML Entity?
- What Is CDATA?
- What Is a Sub-element?
- Can Two Elements Partially Overlap Each Other?
- What Is the Sequence of Sub-elements?
- What Is a Required Sub-element?
- What Is a White Space Character?
- How Exactly White Space Characters Are Ignored?
- How To Get an Extra White Space?
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