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Old 04-09-2015, 07:07 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by oenopion View Post
So, if I'm following this, p would be defined as no indent for the default, and p + p would give that particular paragraph an indent? (Though for now, my simple project only needs the no indent after the chapter subheading once for each new chapter)

Yup. Same idea as the other suggestion, but approached from a different angle.

You can set indent as the default, but make an exception when <p> is preceded by <h3>. Or you can default to no indent, but make an exception when <p> is preceded by another <p> (i.e. for all paragraphs except the first).
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