[LaughingVulcan]

Mmmm.... that's what I was afraid of in my thread. While not an absolute for poetry formatting, it is the way that I *strongly* prefer to read it.

There is a (poor) example of hanging indent in html here.

For those not reading the link, I'll share the following example from my other thread:

("fakey" margins of reader below)

*---*---*---*---*---*---*
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
And the sneeze in the breeze upsets the bees.

I would want to have become:

*---*---*---*---*---*---*
The quick brown fox jumps 
     over the lazy dog.
And the sneeze in the 
     breeze upsets the
     bees.

Instead of

*---*---*---*---*---*---*
The quick brown fox jumps 
over the lazy dog.
And the sneeze in the 
breeze upsets the bees.

As I mentioned there, this can be achieved with the (laborious) process of inserting line breaks manually, but the breaks won't work right when the size is upped to Medium and then Large. (In fact, it gets virtually unreadable on upping the size.)


Thanks JS for passing it over to this thread...

And thank you, Kovid, for HTML2LRF and the rest of the apps. It still rocks!