I want Single Spaced Page

[alan b]

I am still struggling with simple html codes putting <p> xxyyzz
</p>

on each line. Instead the page shows DOUBLE SPACED. I dont want that!

how do I set it into Single Spaced page?

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[David Dorward]

alan b wrote:

I am still struggling with simple html codes putting <p> xxyyzz
</p> on each line.
Well don't - use the paragraph tags to mark the beginning and end of
paragraphs. Let the browser decide when it needs a new line.
Instead the page shows DOUBLE SPACED.
No it doesn't, it shows a margin between each paragraph. This is A Good
Thing as it is highly readable.
how do I set it into Single Spaced page?
You can alter the margins between paragraphs (or any element) using the CSS
margin property. http://dorward.me.uk/www/css/#tutorials might be of use.
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That content really doesn't look like a level four heading to me.
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[alan b]

You are correct about <p>,/p> tags. I think I am using wrong tags.. I better
look for other tag that will let me to type line by line without space
between.
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alan b wrote:

I am still struggling with simple html codes putting <p> xxyyzz
</p> on each line.
Well don't - use the paragraph tags to mark the beginning and end of
paragraphs. Let the browser decide when it needs a new line.

Instead the page shows DOUBLE SPACED.

No it doesn't, it shows a margin between each paragraph. This is A Good
Thing as it is highly readable.

how do I set it into Single Spaced page?

You can alter the margins between paragraphs (or any element) using the

CSS margin property. http://dorward.me.uk/www/css/#tutorials might be of use.

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That content really doesn't look like a level four heading to me.
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[Steve Pugh]

"alan b" <al******@comca st.net> wrote:

I am still struggling with simple html codes putting <p> xxyyzz
</p>

on each line.
Why? <p>...</p> marks up a paragraph, don't use it for anything else.
Instead the page shows DOUBLE SPACED. I dont want that!

how do I set it into Single Spaced page?

Do nothing. The browser will automatically wrap the text at the edge
of the window. Use paragraph markup to indicate whole paragraphs.

If you want paragraphs with no space in between them then use CSS to
remove the default margins:
p {margin: 0;}

Steve

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[Shawn K. Quinn]

alan b wrote:

I am still struggling with simple html codes putting <p> xxyyzz
</p>

on each line. Instead the page shows DOUBLE SPACED. I dont want that!

how do I set it into Single Spaced page?
By marking up your content correctly. Learn what <p> stands for.
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Oh, and this doesn't look like a fourth-level heading.

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[Harlan Messinger]

"alan b" <al******@comca st.net> wrote in message
news:ee******** ************@co mcast.com...

You are correct about <p>,/p> tags. I think I am using wrong tags.. I better look for other tag that will let me to type line by line without space
between.

Don't top-post.

You should use the correct tags (which, for paragraphs, are <p></p>), and
alter the spacing using CSS.