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Old 05-03-2010, 03:14 AM   #27
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Originally Posted by somecanuck View Post
Funny enough Harry, you just gave a perfect example of why NOT to use CSS. List structures should be defined using the HTML, not merely through a margin defined in CSS.
I'm afraid we must agree to differ. A verse is not a "list structure" and defining it as a list will generally produce undesirable results, such as odd line spacings. Applying left margin indentation is the "correct" way to indent such lines, in my view, which is based on the practical experience of having created many, many hundreds of eBooks.
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