How to ignore 2 break lines in HTML and CSS? -

I am debugging an existing Java / JSP / quick application, somehow it generates 2 break lines and one Big place page:

  & lt; Br> & Lt; / Br & gt; & Lt; Br> & Lt; / Br & gt;  

So I searched around and found that I could use the following in CSS to ignore the break lines:

  br {display : None; }  

See my previous questions:

But this causes the cause to ignore all the break lines in the app, and not the ideal solution I am looking for. It seems that BR is produced by the Straits and is strict for control, so I wonder if there is no way to define 2 breaks in CSS [to ignore], maybe something like that?

  brbr {do not display anything; } Br.br {display: none; }  

I tried, did not work, should be in the wrong format, any CSS expert can answer my question?

Simple:

  br + br {display: none;}  

It follows another br using a br that code + selector.

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