Michael Schnell schrieb:
On 08/03/2012 11:40 PM, Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
About a year ago I could fix that by using your CSS file. But I never
could figure out what really makes that difference, and found random
behaviour regardless of what I tried.
I found similar issues when doing plain html pages.
- there is a line terminator and there is a paragraph terminator.
- the paragraph spacing is defined by some code that is interpreted
before in the html code or in the CSS file
IMO one feature of CSS is the definition of spacings, which should not
be ignored by an browser.
- the browser might ignore empty lines and/or paragraphs or insert an
empty space sized like a line or a paragraph-distance. I fond that this
behavior in fact differs when using different browsers.
AFAIK a conforming browser should ignore non-HTML line breaks, except in
special sections (<preformatted>).
DoDi
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