'Lines feed' exactly means a 'New line' both in Html and Php, only the syntax is different.
In case of Html tag, you can use
<br>or<br/>tag for a Lines feed. Basically, this tag shows a new line in the output of the Html attribute block, while running through the browser.You can take the following example for
<br>tag:
<html> <body> <p> To break lines<br>in a text,<br/>use the br element. </p> </body> </html>
Output:
To break lines
in a text,
use the br element.
In case of Php, you can use
'\n'for a lines feed.If you are using a string in Php, then instead of writing,
echo "New \nLine";
you can use nl2br() function to get line break, like:
echo nl2br("New \nLine");
Output:
New
Line
