David Cameron wrote:
I've a mix of both in my coding, and have decided to with one or the
other, and at least maintain continuity. Which?
using double line breaks to give a visual paragraph would seem to go
against purity and semantics, so I prefer the former, but if you're
using double line breaks to avoid using class on two or more paragraphs
then that's even worse...
avoid using multiple classes for the same element by applying the
styling to a container in which you have the elements,
so do:
<div id=content">
<p>Example text 1</p>
<p>Example text 2</p>
</div>
and have the class="text" styles applied thus:
div#content p {the styles you had with p.text}
saves a lot all round...
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