Actually, there are two solutions to this problem. One is to use the <PRE> tags for presenting preformatted text. The problem with this solution is that the text you are presenting must be properly aligned. If it is not- here is how to solve your problem very easily using tables.
Example
In the example I am using borders so you can see what is doing. If you do not want border, just remove the BORDER= attribute. It is best not to set it equal to 0 as some browsers may just see the BORDER attribute and put one there anyway.
| Account Catagory | January | February |
|---|---|---|
| Cash on Hand | $15,123.45 | $20,123.45 |
| Stocks and Bonds | $5,233.00 | $454.42 |
| Inventory | $155,212.00 | $65,111.02 |
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See Also:
- I need to have two tables sit side by side, but no matter what I do, they end up stacked. What gives?
- How can I create tables with vivid colors with no spaces or lines between them?
- Why when I create a table with empty cells do I get what looks like a raised or miscolored cell where there is no data?
- I have a rather expensive painting I want to show on my site, but I can't afford a frame. What can I do?
- How can I have a fixed width left margin for use with a background graphic that has a dark left region?
- How can I present text in columns, like a newspaper?
- Columns are nice. How can I divide them with a line?
- How do you get your text into those pretty boxes?
- How to I get things to align properly within my tables?
