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You can use the <pre> tag.

It IS allowed and works great as well, because as long as you indent your text it won't break the sequence in your ordered lists.

You can check all the allowed tags in the following link:

• What HTML tags are allowed on Stack Exchange sites?

You can use the <pre> tag.

It IS allowed and works great as well, because as long as you indent your text it won't break the sequence in your ordered lists.

You can check all the allowed tags in the following link:

• What HTML tags are allowed on Stack Exchange sites?

You can use the <pre> tag.

It IS allowed and works great as well, because as long as you indent your text it won't break the sequence in your ordered lists.

You can check all the allowed tags in the following link:

• What HTML tags are allowed on Stack Exchange sites?

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You can use the <pre> tag.

It IS allowed and works great as well, because as long as you indent your text it won't break the sequence in your ordered lists.

You can check all the allowed tags in the following link:

• What HTML tags are allowed on Stack Exchange sites?

You can use the <pre> tag.

It IS allowed and works great as well, because as long as you indent your text it won't break the sequence in your ordered lists.

You can check all the allowed tags in the following link:

• http://meta.stackoverflow.com/q/1777/228133

_{I hope you found this answer helpful :)}

You can use the <pre> tag.

It IS allowed and works great as well, because as long as you indent your text it won't break the sequence in your ordered lists.

You can check all the allowed tags in the following link:

• What HTML tags are allowed on Stack Exchange sites?

_{I hope you found this answer helpful :)}