¿does the line break (\n) works?

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¿does the line break (\n) works?

Forum: General Discussion

Creator: Jose Luis Triana

Created: 2014-03-29

Updated: 2014-03-30

Jose Luis Triana - 2014-03-29

I want to put in the clock in one line the time and in other the date, so I try in the GUI changig the pattern to:

'<html><b>'hh:mm'</b><small>'AP'</small>'\ndddd' ' d'.'MM'</html>'

So, in the gui says that \n is the symbol to break lines, but it just shows a ridiculous "\n" in the time..

What I'm missing?.
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Thomas Luebking - 2014-03-29

Once you enter html, you got to stick with it - try using <p></p>, <div></div> or <br/>
"\n" has no special meaning in html (the online help should probably stress that)

Edit: escape <tags>

Last edit: Thomas Luebking 2014-03-30

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Hombremaledicto - 2014-03-30

There is the < br > tag(without spaces), which should work (can't try it at the moment)

Last edit: Hombremaledicto 2014-03-30

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