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Old 08-09-2025, 12:29 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by Quoth View Post
A heading and first paragraph styles in CSS would have each their own margins (and a padding-top for anything first item in a file), if not text-align: center;.

The blockquote is really an HTML 3 or something throwback. It can have a useful semantic meaning and each kind would have its own CSS and thus margins.

If it's simply to have a different set of margins and maybe font, then a <p class="myquote1"> etc may be better.

I don't use blockquotes at all, usually. The different paragraph styles in the docx give different 1:1 CSS.
I dislike not using blockquotes where they should be used which is to offset text.
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