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Old 05-19-2017, 10:15 AM   #10
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I suppose the only two ways of fixing this issue are to either do as you say and place each h3 at the top of a new document or push each h3 down with the previous element's bottom margin.
To make it easier, instead of tracking down and fixing every preceding element, you could just insert and extra div before each h3 to give you your margins: i.e. replace every occurrence of "<h3" with "<div class='h3-margin'/><h3" and define h3-margin as "margin-top:5em" or whatever.
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