Hi,
Anyway to set the {height} element on the br / tag?
I've tried the following:
.form html br{--}
.form br {--}
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Hi,
Anyway to set the {height} element on the br / tag?
I've tried the following:
.form html br{--}
.form br {--}
Why would you want to?
That is what margin is for.
Ian
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Anyway to set the {height} element on the br / tag?
I've tried the following:
.form html br{--}
.form br {--}
The line-height of the containing element (p for example) will be the
thing you are wanting to adjust to change that spacing. The br just
causes the text to break to the next line
On Fri, 16 Mar 2007, James Leslie wrote:
Anyway to set the {height} element on the br / tag?
I've tried the following:
.form html br{--}
.form br {--}
The line-height of the containing element (p for example) will be the
thing you are wanting to adjust to change that spacing.
Or maybe
The line-height of the containing element (p for example) will be
the thing you are wanting to adjust to change that spacing.
Or maybe padding or margin, as suggested in another reply. Setting
line-height for a paragraph affects _all_ lines, so it would be somewhat
problematic here. Anyway,
On 16 Mar 2007, at 12:31, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.form html br{--}
Others have answered the original question already, but just wanted
to add that the above CSS selector will never work unless you have
the following HTML:
form ...
html
br
/html
/form
I totally agree, I haven't used br tags for a couple of years myself,\
Jim- I'm wanting to get away from using br / tags too and would be very
interested to know what you do in place of using the br/ tag! karen davis
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On Fri, 16 Mar 2007, Bradley Wright wrote:
.form html br{--}
Others have answered the original question already, but just wanted
to add that the above CSS selector will never work unless you have
the following HTML:
form ...
html
br
/html
/form
Oops, I missed that problem
