php - HTML disable enter in my code -

i have code

<a href="         ?page=<?php echo $_get['page'] ?>         &tab=<?php echo $_get['tab'] ?>         &subtab=list"                                 nazwa</a> 

chrome renders above code this:

                            ?page=nurk-edycja-tresci-home                                &tab=artykuly                                &subtab=list 

with lot of whitespaces :c know cause comming coding style me improves readability lot. there solution reconcile style browsers? ;)

keeping white-space server-side

it doesn't html syntax valid, you're missing > when php preprocessed, won't return of whitecaps in code should good:

<a href="<?php         echo '?page' . $_get['page'];         echo '&tab'  . $_get['tab'];         echo '&subtab=list"; ?>">nazwa</a> 

you put whitespace in <?php ?> server process , return client

<a href="<?php     ?>?page=<?=$_get['page'] ?><?php     ?>&tab=<?=$_get['tab'] ?><?php     ?>&subtab=list" >nazwa</a> 

you can replace <?php echo <?=

how it

<a href="<?= '?page=', $_get['page'], '&tab', $_get['tab'], '&subtab=list' ?>"> 

this syntax readable , let's put newlines:

<a href="<?=   '?page=', $_get['page'],   '&tab', $_get['tab'],   '&subtab=list'  ?>"> 

javascript?

if really code right now, can use javascript rid of spaces:

(function () {     window.onload = function () {         var elems = document.getelementsbytagname('a'),                 = 0;         (; < elems.length; += 1) {             elems[i].href = (elems[i].href || '').replace(/\s/g, '');         }     } }()); 

even shorter:

window.onload = function () {  array.prototype.foreach.call(document.getelementsbytagname('a'), function (t) {  t.href = (t.href || '').replace(/\s/g, '')  })  } 

ecmascript2015 (harmony):

window.onload = () => array.from(document.queryselectorall('a[href]')).map(t => (t.href = a.href.replace(/\s/g, ''));