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Old 07-30-2022, 08:46 PM   #19
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1. You should not make choices of html tags based on the way it looks, but by what the tag is meant to define:


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By the way, I no longer use <p> for each line, I use just another <div> or <div class="line">, verse lines are not paragraphs.
And I use <p class="line">.

This is one of the extremely rare cases where me and Jellby disagree.

Side Note: You see that 2021 post where I mentioned the "<p> vs. <div>" poetry "debate"?

Jellby is the one I was (secretly) referencing!

(Of course, me and him still agree on 99.9% of all ebook information. If he says it, trust him. )

<div class="line"> is perfectly fine too... but bleh!!! Next up, he's going to be saying:

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<div class="copyrightline">©2022 FirstName LastName</div>
... because a copyright year "isn't a paragraph"!!!

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