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Old 09-21-2017, 12:01 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans View Post
Hmmm... for now, couldn't you just do something like this:

Search: <br/>
Replace: <br/>/r/n
Was wondering how to do that in Sigil. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans View Post
Any specific reason you aren't wrapping each line in their own <div>s or <p>s?

Then you can have much better control with CSS + indentation.
Denser code and harder to revise the text.

I have considered this style, but the only time I think it would be useful is with very long lines so it can soft wrap with an indent as conventional. So far have not had anything that made the hassle worth it.

Also, all my source text is derived from a DTP program that styles by paragraph, but does not have the concept of containers like <div>. I have macros that convert the formatting codes to HTML para by para. In the DTP the poems also use stanza = para, linebreaks, not para endings.

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