Creating Indents on <br class="calibre1" />

[theducks]

JS
I can tell you don't like big indents, but 0 is pretty small

[Turtle91]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

<p>
<p class="noindent">
<p class="spacebreak">

p {
margin-top: 0;
margin-bottom: 0;
text-indent: 0 1.2em
}
.noindent {
text-indent: 0
}
.spacebreak {
margin-top: 2em;
text-indent: 0
}

There you go; indented, not indented and even a section break.

Yay!!

Exactly....

You only need special classes for paragraphs that are...well....special. Anything else is unnecessary and bloat.

[CyanBC]

Thanks for all the responses. I didn't know about the tidy feature, but in my case it was sufficient as I've yet to find a regex code that could have found

<br... />the text in here with anything else what, so, ever!

and replaced it with

<p>the text in here with anything else what, so, ever!</p>

Without exploiting the cleanifying feature in Sigil, I would have had to (at this point at least) manually put in all the </p> tens of thousands of times.

[theducks]

Originally Posted by CyanBC

Thanks for all the responses. I didn't know about the tidy feature, but in my case it was sufficient as I've yet to find a regex code that could have found

<br... />the text in here with anything else what, so, ever!

and replaced it with

<p>the text in here with anything else what, so, ever!</p>

Without exploiting the cleanifying feature in Sigil, I would have had to (at this point at least) manually put in all the </p> tens of thousands of times.

If you had use my original S&R , you would have had to edit Zero times.
Note: the Tags Close the current P then open the next P
The first Open is already Good
The Last Close is already Good

We really have done this before

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by Turtle91

Yay!!

Exactly....

You only need special classes for paragraphs that are...well....special. Anything else is unnecessary and bloat.

Thank you for fixing my mistake with the indent in your quoting.

[CyanBC]

Originally Posted by theducks

If you had use my original S&R , you would have had to edit Zero times.
Note: the Tags Close the current P then open the next P
The first Open is already Good
The Last Close is already Good

We really have done this before

Oh... yes, I just realized that. Thanks for pointing out my brain fart. I'm not the best at thinking about code.