You can use:
\htmlsetstyle{P}{ line-height=2.5ex }
since .P matches *every* <P> tag, however nested.
or
\htmlsetstyle[BODY]{P}{ line-height=2.5ex }
since BODY.P matches all top-level <P> tags,
or
\htmlsetstyle[P.]{}{ line-height=2.5ex }
>From this I gather that BODY.P is what I want per the css specs.
However, on Netscape 4.7 at least, P and {.P,BODY.P) have somewhat
different effects within a single paragraph with in-line math
images. P comes closest to realizing a uniform line spacing, but
BODY.P often results in awkward gaps after lines with math, just like
if I don't set the spacing at all. I'm not sure that BODY.P and .P
have any effect at all. And, it seems that text after displaymath
isn't in a <P> </P> block at all, so none of these lines has any
effect on the line spacing (I can provide an example if this isn't
right) in that case.
Dan
