Hi,
I am using some indentation to maintain a little bit of code readability.
Here is a sample snippet:
<span class="..." onmouseover="..." onmouseout="...">
<a href="#" class="..." onclick="..."/>some text</a>
<span id="..." style="..." >
<a href="#" style="..." class="..." onclick="..." title="...">x</a>
</span>
</span>
The problem: This indentation (TAB/CRLF) displays itself as unwanted
space(s) when the HTML is rendered.
Is there any way to get rid of "white space only text nodes" using CSS? (FF
and IE)
I tried white-space attribute but couldn't get it to "eliminate" (though it
collapses spaces) the white space only text nodes.
Thanks,
Amol Katdare
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