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Old 02-01-2017, 06:50 AM   #7
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by dgatwood View Post
A new paragraph usually looks very different from a <br> tag. The line break tag puts the following content exactly one line height of spacing lower than the text before it, as though the current paragraph wrapped to a new line. A new paragraph adds that space plus the paragraph's margin, which by default means that it looks roughly like two <br> tags in a row.
That depends on how the CSS is coded. I code my CSS so <p></p> does not add any extra space. I use a top and bottom margin of 0. Sono, the <p></p> does not have to add any space. Also, you can use a class to further define how the ToC entries are coded.
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