I've had the misfortune of being dumped with a whole load of copy to transcribe into static html pages.
Shouldn't complain though, it pays the bills
Not an area I know a whole lot about so my question is very noddy for all you front end gurus.
When I start a new paragraph, I want a new line between it and the preceding paragraph.
So I do something like:
<p>
Some copy...
</P><br/>
Is that the most elegant way of doing it?
I was just wondering if I could style my p element in CSS and give it padding or a margin (in the bottom dimension). Does that sound reasonable? and if so, what units should I use since I'm guessing line breaks will have some relation to the browser font size the user has chosen.
Thanks in advance.
Shouldn't complain though, it pays the bills
Not an area I know a whole lot about so my question is very noddy for all you front end gurus.
When I start a new paragraph, I want a new line between it and the preceding paragraph.
So I do something like:
<p>
Some copy...
</P><br/>
Is that the most elegant way of doing it?
I was just wondering if I could style my p element in CSS and give it padding or a margin (in the bottom dimension). Does that sound reasonable? and if so, what units should I use since I'm guessing line breaks will have some relation to the browser font size the user has chosen.
Thanks in advance.
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