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Originally Posted by Pumpkin Soup
Hello! Apologies if this has been answered somewhere else, but I have a novel I'm turning into an EPUB in InDesign, and some paragraphs need a blank line between them while some don't. I know I can use CSS to add space before/after paragraphs, but the problem is that not all paragraphs require a blank line space between them so I'm not sure what is the easiest way to do this without individually finding each paragraph and signifying whether it should have a blank line after it (and with almost 700 pages this isn't really the best option).
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Using InDesign to create an EPUB is not really the best option either.
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Originally Posted by Pumpkin Soup
I do have [blankline] marked for the blank lines so if there would be a way to do some sort of GREP or Find/Replace that would be helpful, I just can't wrap my head around the most efficient way to do this. Thanks for your help!
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I am not sure to understand correctly your problem (a piece of the text code will help), but why don't you just define in your CSS a default margin for <p>'s, and a new <p> class "bigSkipBefore", and you S&R your "[blankline]" marker with <p class="bigSkipBefore"> ?