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How do I double space in html? My blog entries are always clustered together and I’m trying to create some space between my lines. Can anyone help.

Thank you!!!

Use of the paragraph tags will produce a space above and below the tagged content. Use of CSS margin: XXpx 0; for any entry tag will produce whatever amount of space above/below according to amount you set.

Simple break tags before and after the entries will do the same as the paragraph tags.

Ron

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1. ?? Ron ?? Says:
   March 9th, 2010 at 2:39 am

   Use of the paragraph tags will produce a space above and below the tagged content. Use of CSS margin: XXpx 0; for any entry tag will produce whatever amount of space above/below according to amount you set.

   Simple break tags before and after the entries will do the same as the paragraph tags.

   Ron
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2. Michael Says:
   March 9th, 2010 at 3:06 am

   To double space paragraphs use the following CSS:

   line-height:2.4em;

   That is set the line height to be 2.4 times the height of a standard character. Most (possibly all) browsers set the single line spacing line-height at (or about) 1.2em;

   This would be best placed in an external stylesheet for your blogspot template style as:

   p {line-height:2.4em;}

   It could also be placed in the head section of your blogspot template as:

   <style type="text/css"> p {line-height:2.4em;} </style>

   Or you could use the style attribute on individual paragraphs in your posts like so:

   <p style="line-height:2.4em">

   For more on the html style tag see: http://www.html-tags-guide.com/html-style-tag.html
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