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There is no command in HTML that allows you to set tabs. Well, this tutorial will show you a pretty simple method of putting your text to tabs using HTML and JavaScript together.

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HTML Getting Started Using Tabs Tutorial
If you have as many reference books as I do then you need to stop buying reference books. I think I'm single-handedly keeping the computer book market up and running. Furthermore, if you have as many reference books as I do, then you have no doubt looked for a way to work with tabs in HTML. No luck, right? There isn't even line under "tabs" in the back of the books.

I guess the main reason is that HTML is text-based so that a "tab" isn't carried along with the text much like extra spaces and carriage returns. Neither shows up in the display but shows up nicely in the code itself. In my research, I received some letters that people were creating table formats to act as tabs. It's a good idea and it works, but it's also pretty labor intensive. Others told me they created a tabbed layout, copied and pasted it into their HTML document and then surrounding it with the
 or  tags. 
<br>
<br>A Tab Example & Code
<br>Here's a series of words set to tabs.And here's the code that did it. See if you can pick out the tabs.
<br><SCRIPT LANGUAGE='Javascript'>
<br>document.write("<XMP>")
<br>document.write("100 Meter\t400 Meter\t1500 Meter\r")
<br>document.write("110 Hurdles\tHigh Jump\tlong Jump\r")
<br>document.write("Javelin\t\tPole Vault\tShot Put\r")
<br>document.write("Discus")
<br>document.write("")



 

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