Html 现在使用 <br /> 标签已经过时了吗？如果是这样，我应该用什么代替？
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Is it out of date to use <br /> tag nowadays? If so, what should I use instead?
提问by Foo
Is it out of date to use
tag nowadays? If so, what should I use instead?
For new line, I coding like this. This is not supposed to do these days?
现在使用标签已经过时了吗？如果是这样，我应该用什么代替？
对于新行，我是这样编码的。这几天不应该做吗？
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回答by Sean
<br />is meant to be used as to represent a break in said content, a common example would be an address:
<br />用于表示所述内容的中断，一个常见的例子是地址：
<p>
20 street name<br />
City Name<br />
etc.
</p>
As you can see in the above example, the address is all one group of content, the breaks are only for presentational purposes.
正如您在上面的示例中看到的，地址都是一组内容，中断仅用于演示目的。
In short: <p>tags should be used to seperate content into blocks, and the <br />tag should be used for any breaks needed in that content (for presentational purposes, as in the example above)
简而言之：<p>标签应该用于将内容分成块，<br />标签应该用于该内容中需要的任何中断（出于演示目的，如上例所示）
The <br />tag is perfectly valid, it's in the current HTML5 spec too.
该<br />标签完全有效，它也在当前的 HTML5 规范中。
回答by cowls
HTML 5 only requires <br>however <br/>is still fine.
HTML 5 只需要<br>但是<br/>仍然可以。
If you were using something like XHTML you would want that to be <br />anyway..
如果你使用的是像 XHTML 这样的东西，你<br />无论如何都希望它是..
This question will probably tell you everything you need to know: HTML 5: Is it <br>, <br/>, or <br />?
这个问题可能会告诉你你需要知道的一切：HTML 5：它是 <br>、<br/> 还是 <br />？
回答by Quentin
(From the original question, before it was edited): The "line break end tag" should only ever have been used in XHTML served with an XML content-type (i.e. almost never) and even then you could still use <br />.
（来自原始问题，在编辑之前）：“换行结束标记”应该只在使用 XML 内容类型的 XHTML 中使用过（即几乎从不），即使这样，您仍然可以使用<br />.
Dealing with the edited question alone:
单独处理编辑过的问题：
If you want a line break then use <br>(or <br />in XHTML). HTML 5 also permits <br />but this is just syntactic sugar for the XML addicted and bad syntax highlighters.
如果您想要换行，请使用<br>（或<br />在 XHTML 中）。HTML 5 也允许，<br />但这只是 XML 上瘾和糟糕的语法高亮器的语法糖。
The line break element isn't out of date, but like any other element, it should only be used in appropriate places. There aren't many places when a line break is appropriate, the most common ones that prince to mind are postal addresses and poetry. In most cases a <p>is more suitable. In places where multiple sequential line breaks appear, a stylesheet that adds padding or margins is often the right choice.
换行元素并没有过时，但与任何其他元素一样，它应该只在适当的地方使用。适合换行的地方并不多，最常见的是邮政地址和诗歌。在大多数情况下，a<p>更合适。在出现多个连续换行符的地方，添加填充或边距的样式表通常是正确的选择。
回答by Riskbreaker
I'm going to answer the question differently:
我将以不同的方式回答这个问题：
You can use <br />but to answer the question the way I think you are asking... is that you can have the <p>or <div>control the spacing using padding element. so instead of adding <br />just make padding on the p or div element. But as people mention <p>is the way to go :)
您可以使用<br />但以我认为您要问的方式回答这个问题......是您可以使用填充元素来控制<p>或<div>控制间距。所以不要<br />在 p 或 div 元素上添加填充。但正如人们所提到<p>的那样：)
