[RbnJrg]

Originally Posted by ElMiko

@RbnJrg - I knew I could count on you for some decent outlier cases!!

Now, I'm curious in the case of the <p> margins not being honored, does that mean that even if you wrap them in a div (with margins), no margins will be reflected? Or simply that margin attributes directly at the <p> level aren't honored. Does this wonkiness extend to blockquotes?

PB behaves extremely unusual regarding specific margins applied to a <p> tag. It doesn't even respect them if I declare a style inline. For example, <p style="margin: 2em 0">...</p> isn't honored if, for example, I have declared this in my stylesheet:

p {
  margin: 0;
  ...
}

Regarding to have:

<div style="margin: 2em 0">  /* This is honored */
    <p style="margin: 1.5em 0">This is my test</p> /* This isn't */
</div>

but for only one line, you never will write something so. Instead you'll write:

<div style="margin: 3.5em 0">
    This is my test
</div>

OTOH, if you have:

<div class="bigMargin">
    <p>This is my test</p>
    <p>This is my test</p>
    <p>This is my test</p>
</div>

and

.bigMargin {
   margin: 2em 0;  /* PB will honor this */
}

.bigMargin p {
   margin: 0.5em 0; /*PB won't honor this */
}

The opposite also occurs (that is, I have big margins and I want smaller ones for a particular <p>). The best way to understand what happens with PB is to install the app and test different particular margins for the <p> tag.