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Originally Posted by llasram
The tags are just places to hang CSS off of. The <div/> tag creates a block-level element with no extra margins or indent by default, so with no extra CSS it will just make whatever is within the element have line breaks before the start tag and after the end tag.
But what I was suggesting was literally just put the entire document in a single <div/>. Try right after your <body> tag adding a <div> tag and right before your </body> tag adding a </div> tag. That will make sure that none of your <br/> tags are direct children of the <body/> element. |
actually, that's kind of brilliant and if it works then it'll make my life so much easier for converting documents.
Will try it tonight.
Um, not to beat a dead horse but just to be sure. Will this affect converting to LRF? Or should my previous <p> and <br> work like they have been so far?
Mostly, I just want paragraph indents for <p> and no space between paragraphs. And <br> to just add a line break. I'm kind of shooting to have a uniform standard for mobi, lrf, and epub.
Again thanks for your help! Obviously, I still have much to learn about html and css.