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Something on the way a browser works.
First an example... 

 <BODY> Miser Catulle desinas ineptire 
</BODY>


Miser Catulle desinas ineptire		 

 
<BODY> et quod vides perisse perditum - you begin 
to get the picture? </BODY>


et quod vides perisse perditum - you begin to get the picture?

The browser doesn't recognize formatting. Unless you tell it otherwise, it just displays the characters in a steady stream. If you want to start a new line you have to use a line break. 

 <BODY> et <BR>quod <BR>vides 
<BR>perisse <BR>perditum 
- you begin to get the picture?</BODY>


et
quod
vides
perisse
perditum - you begin to get the picture?

<BR> basically says - start a new line.

Can you use the <BR> tag to skip a line? profecto: 

 <BODY> <BR>What's <BR>going <BR> 
<BR>on <BR> <BR>here?? </BODY>



What's
going

on

here??

Skip lots of lines? re vera. 

 <BODY> 
<BR>What's <BR>going <BR> <BR>on <BR> <BR> 
<BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR>here?? 
</BODY>



What's
going

on







here??