TiddlyWiki classic doesn't create paragraph <p> elements. That's why there
are some styling problems. It allways creates <br> elements for linebreaks.
div[tags~="Storyline"].tiddler .viewer .p {margin-bottom: 5px; }
>
try padding-bottom
div[tags~="Storyline"].tiddler .viewer .p {padding-bottom: 5px; }
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The following stuff may not work for you but who knows. For me it increases
the readability of the "source text a lot". I use it with all of my spaces.
I do use a LineBreakHack plugin, that modifys the <br> handling.
The plugin can be found here:
http://line-break-hack.tiddlyspace.com/#LineBreakHack
use the following text between "------", to see the difference /activate
plugin / deactivate plugin
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! heading 1
some text, some text, some text,
some text, some text, some text,
some text, some text, some text,
some text, some text, some text,
* list
** list lvl 2
* list
** list lvl 2
some text, some text, some text,
some text, some text, some text,
# list
## list lvl 2
# list
## list lvl 2
''bold text used for discriptions''
<<<
some text, some text, some text,
>some text, some text, some text,
<<<
!!! heading 3
some text, some text, some text,
some text, some text, some text,
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-mario
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