Formatting HTML

[clintonG]

Consider this code:

HtmlMeta meta = new HtmlMeta();
meta.Attributes.Add("description", "whatever, whatever, whatever");

HtmlHead head = (HtmlHead)Page.Header;
head.Controls.Add(meta );

That code writes a meta tag into the head element but it appends the meta
tag declaration to the end of other text located between the head elements.
How do we format the output of the meta tag text so it will begin on a new
line?

// what occurs
<link ... /><meta ... />

// what is desired
<link ... />
<meta... />
<meta... />
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[Sparky Arbuckle]

What about concatenating & vbCrLf ?

[clintonG]

Thanks for bringing that up Sparky. I used to do so in ASP/VBS but I've
adopted C# and tried using \n\r which is the equivalent of vbCrLf but the
HtmlMeta method emits the HTML signature for the meta tag and I do not yet
know how to precede what is output or otherwise modify the output of the
HtmlMeta method.

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What about concatenating & vbCrLf ?