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Originally Posted by leito360
There's a small issue... since the pages are all separated, and share the same style sheet, they also share the same position, so I merge them that way they overlay each other this way:
http://i.imgur.com/plxGDgQ.png
Any ideas?
I learned some HTML back in the day, but I never got to learn CSS, I just hit a wall there. |
in the stylesheet:, look for
Code:
line-height: <ANY VALUE UNDER 1.2>;
1.2 Is 'Normal" spacing, 1.1 is close spacing, 1 will overlap and bigger is ... bigger spacing'.
There are reasons to use other than Normal. They are 'special cases' .. like where you have mixed sizes in a block and you want to tighten up to match the normal blocks.
CSS is really simple once you wrap your head around that it is just a way to remote the stuff you coded in line, ONCE
class="aname" just says 'use the values defined in the CSS section .aname
Look at the Property Inspector tool built into the editor
preview.
Right click on any of the text: Inspect: find the line of
interest (same line numbers as in Code view). The current inherited CSS properties are on the right. you can even do a
temporary change or disable there