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Old 08-12-2019, 12:45 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by snarkophilus View Post
Done a little extra reading (thanks for the Word link), and also found this thread about chapter formatting. All making much more sense now.

I have learnt the error of my ways!
I had read that thread and had started doing the "right thing" but then have backslid and was using h3 tags for subtitle-ish things. I reread that thread after seeing this thread. I now think that Turtle91's method is what I prefer; using a span that's set to block display; no need for a br and I can put top and bottom margins on it. But even that is overkill for what I do; so far the subtitle has been where the short story was originally published so I have it as a paragraph that's formatted like an h3. The h2 and that paragraph are inside/between a header and /header which provides the overall spacing for that header.

One thing that I found out is that instead of having to do the math for the size of the text, as DNSB explains, instead of em I use rem; root em.
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