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Old 07-08-2009, 12:47 PM   #1
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html formatting question
The ebook I'm working on right now was written in 1996. The formatting is so horrendously awful that it's beyond description.

Fortunately the bad html has presented me with an opportunity. From what I can tell only tag used is the opening <p> tag, not div, span. There are no </p> tags. This means that I can replace the tag with whatever I want and not mess up the formatting.

What tag should I use, div, p, span, or some combination of the above? I will be using classes, of course.
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