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WayneD · 05-25-2009, 01:02 AM

One thing that can be helpful is to supply a css override on the look-and-feel page. First, look at the HTML to see how paragraphs are marked. If they use something like <div class="foo">, you can add a rule to define a text-indentation for class "foo" by putting a period in front of the name:

Code:

.foo { text-indent: 2em }

If there is no class, you can try affecting all divs, but that may do too much indenting (it may be worth a try, though):

Code:

div {text-indent: 2em }

05-25-2009, 01:02 AM	#14
WayneD Enthusiast Posts: 32 Karma: 10 Join Date: Sep 2007 Device: Android phone + PRS-505	One thing that can be helpful is to supply a css override on the look-and-feel page. First, look at the HTML to see how paragraphs are marked. If they use something like <div class="foo">, you can add a rule to define a text-indentation for class "foo" by putting a period in front of the name: Code: .foo { text-indent: 2em } If there is no class, you can try affecting all divs, but that may do too much indenting (it may be worth a try, though): Code: div {text-indent: 2em }