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This is the code I'm using, however, when I open in browser, it doesn't read the new lines. What am I doing wrong?
With CDATA, your new lines are preserved. The issue in your case isn't that. If you look at the source of generated html file (In firefox, via View
-> Page Source
or CTRL
+U
) you'll see that the new lines are preserved in the text. I've just tried your CDATA section by myself (via some XSLT processing).
What happened in your case is that the browser just doesn't care about the raw new lines, and multiple white-space added in html files.
To maintain the formatting of the text, you need to wrap the content with the white-space
css property set to pre
ie, the HTML content will be something like,
<div style="white-space:pre;">
for(var i=0; i;10;i++) {
var x;
}
</div>
Usual way of maintaining line breaks is adding <br>
tags. But it doesn't really apply here.
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