Taking line breaks out
How can you take line breaks out of a font tag?
Instead of having:
Hello
How are youbecause you used a h1 and h2 tag, how can it become:
Hello
How are youI have seen this before, or heard about it...but I couldn't find it on w3.org
Thanks.
Busy posted this at 22:06 — 25th May 2004.
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do you mean you have
Hello
How are you
but want it to display like so:
Hello
How are you
If so, you can use CSS to set the line height/spacing/margin/spacing of the header (h1, h2, h3, h4 ..) tags, try something like
h1, h2 {margin:0; padding:0; font-size: 1 em; } even throw in the font family if you wish.
Btw if you didnt mean this then just ignore this post
kb posted this at 22:11 — 25th May 2004.
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I know about all that, but when you do that, you still get a line return.
I mean, the difference between the display of
<h1>Hello</h1><br /><h2>Hello Again</h2>and<h1>Hello <br />Hello Again</h1>is minimal, but...in my case, it becomes an issue.Do you guys follow what I mean?
Busy posted this at 04:46 — 26th May 2004.
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line height ??
Sorry am not getting what your wanting
Suzanne posted this at 12:10 — 26th May 2004.
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Kyle, Busy is right -- you need to use CSS.
If you want them beside each other, set a class for h2 and set that class to:
display: inline;An example, image, would help if you mean something else.
kb posted this at 19:54 — 26th May 2004.
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Well, lemme try that, and I'll get back here. I've got exams going on, so I don't have alot of time.
But sometime today...thanks.
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