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Old 10-02-2015, 11:39 PM   #21
Turtle91
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Originally Posted by Barty View Post
^^^ if you use, say, <p class="normal"> and <p class="scene_break"> and define the style class in css, isn't that valid?

*shudder*

I hate it when people use <p class="normal"> or worse yet <p class="para">. I know it's a paragraph that's why it's using the paragraph tag... sheesh.

I think it is much more elegant to simply style the normal paragraph ("normal" meaning the style that is 95% of the document) using:

p {all your normal paragraph styling}

...then use special classes for...well...special paragraphs (first, scenebreak, noindent, etc). It also makes for a much cleaner file and easier to see where there is special styling when you are editing in code view.

FWIW...
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