Thread: <div> instead of <p>?
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Old 07-23-2025, 03:37 PM   #53
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Originally Posted by RbnJrg View Post
By enabling author-based margins (a hidden feature deep within the application's settings), PB honors the margins specified in the style sheet.

However, if the user happens to modify the page margins using the easily accessible command in PB's main menu, the program not only modifies the page margins, but also all the margins, including paragraph margins. Thus, the specific values specified in the style sheet are no longer honored.

The only way for these margins to remain unchanged even when the user changes the page margins is to use <div> tags instead of <p> in paragraphs where a special margin is required. Terrible handling of margins by PB.
Is this an issue with PB on iOS or just Android?
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