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Originally Posted by Hitch
Phylis:
I understand that you want the lines to look like lyrics/poetry. You shouldn't be using "break," because not all readers will honor it, and generally, it's not considered "good coding," if you're interested in that. Try someting like this, which will also give you a hanging indent, when the line wraps (notice I didn't say, IF the line wraps--trust me, it will).
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<p class="top2">Come on in, baby take you coat off,</p>
<p class="poem">Come on in, baby take a load off</p>
<p class="poem">Come on in, baby shake the blues off</p>
<p class="poem">I’m gonna love that frown away</p>
<p class="top2">Next stanza</p>
<p class="poem">and continue....</p>
Hitch |
Tried that and it didn't work. The only tag (I think that's the right word) that works is < /b>. Single spaces properly in Sigil, Claibre and Kobo Touch.
Why is < /b> not considered good coding?