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Is there a command in CSS that can determine the height of a line break instead of the default which is way too big?
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that effects every line. How do I do it in the same way I use the <BR> tag so that i can have a paragraph with normal line spacing then break it with say a 5px line break and then continue with more text with normal spacing?
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Stop using <br> and split those into paragraphs, then set a top margin for the <p>.
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thanks. but it only is working where i first use the <p> tag. every <p> tag afterwards is using the default space. any ideas why?
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