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Old 10-15-2022, 10:00 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by Jellby View Post
Hey! Look! You use practically the same formatting as I do!

But, seriously, I should have remembered your post as being the origin of what I use. I even started a thread a few months back asking about it. Sorry.

Regarding your new poetry classes, I see that your div.stanza is handling the spacing of the stanzas that used to be handled by "first" and "last". But, if that's the case, I'd probably just override p instead of defining "line". IOW, instead of:
Code:
div.poetry div.line {
I'd have gone with:
Code:
div.poetry p {
That would keep the html a bit cleaner at the expense of some re-enforcement of the semantics that everything in the div is a poem.

The semantics of "line2" vs "indented" is a bit of a pickle, too. Is the fact that it's a line more or less important than that it's indented? Maybe "lineindent" or something might be more informative. But, that's too much typing.

EDIT: which is pretty much what Turtle91 posted just above me.

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