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Originally Posted by fan of kovid
@ ldolse
I like the general paragraph alignment settings given with the 'remove spacing between paragraphs' option.
My question was about how to create exceptions to that - so that for the few exceptions - i.e. titles, chapters, etc., which I don't want justified, I can stop the indenting process.
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If you use 'remove spacing between paragraphs', it overrides all indent settings, in a way that's very difficult to override. That's why I suggested not using it. If you like how it handles spacing, you can do this yourself through extra css.
Code:
p {margin-top:.3em; margin-bottom:.3em}
Which will leave .3em of space between paragraphs. I prefer a 'small' amount of space, but if you want to mimic 'remove spacing between paragraphs' more closely you can use:
Code:
p {margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0}
Anyway the point of all those is they won't mess with indents, so your centered text won't be centered+indented. If your document isn't indented in the first place then you can judiciously add text-indent wherever you like in a number of ways.
This is all discussed ad-nauseam in those threads I mentioned before, I believe you've found them.