Setting the width for CSS tabs
By using the CSS tab-size
property, you can define a custom size for the tab character:
Note: due to the whitespace collapse principle, CSS tabs or multiple spaces can only be displayed in preformatted text.
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Syntax for customizing CSS tabs
The CSS tab-size
property only takes one value that define the width of the tab character:
tab-size: width;
You can specify it in two ways:
- Length units can be used to define exact width
- A unitless number defines how many spaces the tab will be equal to in width