how do write date in html

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Hi Team,

i written code as follows:

<p16 class="">NFO Opens &nbsp; : &nbsp; 24th &nbsp; August &nbsp; 2015.<br> NFO Closes &nbsp; : &nbsp; 26th &nbsp; August &nbsp; 2015. </p16>

[EDIT]
<p16 class="">NFO Opens : 24th August 2015.
NFO Closes : 26th August 2015.

i am not getting the date in proper manner.it looks like up and down in my page.date is not getting shown in proper manner.why is it so??

Thanks

Posted 2-Nov-15 19:44pm

R Harshal

Updated 2-Nov-15 19:58pm

George Jonsson

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George Jonsson 3-Nov-15 1:59am

What is the proper manner?
How do you want it to look?

R Harshal 3-Nov-15 2:35am

in that 26th august 2015. so 2 looks small in front of 6.In that case its look like up and down.

R Harshal 3-Nov-15 3:13am

would u help me please.

George Jonsson 3-Nov-15 4:14am

I think OriginalGriff has the solution for you.

Suvendu Shekhar Giri 3-Nov-15 2:11am

"looks like up and down" means?

R Harshal 3-Nov-15 2:35am

in that 26th august 2015. so 2 looks small in front of 6.In that case its look like up and down.

Patrice T 3-Nov-15 3:21am

Do you realise that you explain "looks like up and down" by saying "looks like up and down" ?
If you are asked what it means, it is because it is not clear for everyone.
So try again.

R Harshal 3-Nov-15 3:13am

would u help me please.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-11-02T20:16:00

It depends on the font you are using: most are proportional which means that all characters are not the same width; an "I" is narrower than a "W" for example.
IIII
WWWW
Non-proportional fonts all have characters with the same widths:

IIII
WWWW

So one way to do what you want is to change the font - but that can look ugly.
Instead, consider using a table instead: W3Schools HTML tables[^]

[edit]Tablet autocorrect :sigh:[/edit]