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Wally S

2004-06-30, 4:14 am

My site is a news site, and the home page is made up of teasers from the
most recent articles separated by horizontal lines. Under the horizontal
line is the title of the next article. When I drop in a new teaser with a
horizontal line, I find that sometimes the next title has a <p> before it
and a </p> after it and sometimes not.

I would like them to all be the same because the <p> tag adds a line space,
and therefore the page has uneven spacing.

Does the <p> tag serve any useful purpose here? Is it needed for older
browsers? So far I haven't gotten any complaints from my readers.

The URL is http://www.dipika.org

Thanks,

Wally S




Stefan B Rusynko

2004-06-30, 7:14 am

All content must be in a valid html container tag such as a <p> or <td> tag


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"Wally S" <hiwally@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:OvJU%23QmXEHA.1000@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
| My site is a news site, and the home page is made up of teasers from the
| most recent articles separated by horizontal lines. Under the horizontal
| line is the title of the next article. When I drop in a new teaser with a
| horizontal line, I find that sometimes the next title has a <p> before it
| and a </p> after it and sometimes not.
|
| I would like them to all be the same because the <p> tag adds a line space,
| and therefore the page has uneven spacing.
|
| Does the <p> tag serve any useful purpose here? Is it needed for older
| browsers? So far I haven't gotten any complaints from my readers.
|
| The URL is http://www.dipika.org
|
| Thanks,
|
| Wally S
|
|
|
|


Andrew Murray

2004-06-30, 7:14 am

<p> is the standard html tag for paragraph (if you're coding by hand) or its the
equivalent of two 'taps' of the enter
key, and, as you say, it leaves a blank line. So yes, it is necessary because
it is standard html

Frontpage seems to put the </p> after an <hr> ('horizontal rule') so to give a
good clearance between the <hr> and the next line of text, or whatever follows.

You'd need to go into the code view to tidy this up if you want, because its a
bit difficult removing the extra <p> tags in design view.



"Wally S" <hiwally@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:OvJU%23QmXEHA.1000@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> My site is a news site, and the home page is made up of teasers from the
> most recent articles separated by horizontal lines. Under the horizontal
> line is the title of the next article. When I drop in a new teaser with a
> horizontal line, I find that sometimes the next title has a <p> before it
> and a </p> after it and sometimes not.
>
> I would like them to all be the same because the <p> tag adds a line space,
> and therefore the page has uneven spacing.
>
> Does the <p> tag serve any useful purpose here? Is it needed for older
> browsers? So far I haven't gotten any complaints from my readers.
>
> The URL is http://www.dipika.org
>
> Thanks,
>
> Wally S
>
>
>
>



Kevin Spencer

2004-06-30, 12:14 pm

See Stefan's answer.

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"Andrew Murray" <SPAMadBUSTERmurray@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
news:40e28dae$0$24749$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
> <p> is the standard html tag for paragraph (if you're coding by hand) or

its the
> equivalent of two 'taps' of the enter
> key, and, as you say, it leaves a blank line. So yes, it is necessary

because
> it is standard html
>
> Frontpage seems to put the </p> after an <hr> ('horizontal rule') so to

give a
> good clearance between the <hr> and the next line of text, or whatever

follows.
>
> You'd need to go into the code view to tidy this up if you want, because

its a
> bit difficult removing the extra <p> tags in design view.
>
>
>
> "Wally S" <hiwally@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:OvJU%23QmXEHA.1000@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
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it[color=darkred]
space,[color=darkred]
>
>



Wally S

2004-06-30, 12:14 pm

Thanks, everyone.

Wally S

"Wally S" <hiwally@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:OvJU%23QmXEHA.1000@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> My site is a news site, and the home page is made up of teasers from the
> most recent articles separated by horizontal lines. Under the horizontal
> line is the title of the next article. When I drop in a new teaser with a
> horizontal line, I find that sometimes the next title has a <p> before it
> and a </p> after it and sometimes not.
>
> I would like them to all be the same because the <p> tag adds a line

space,
> and therefore the page has uneven spacing.
>
> Does the <p> tag serve any useful purpose here? Is it needed for older
> browsers? So far I haven't gotten any complaints from my readers.
>
> The URL is http://www.dipika.org
>
> Thanks,
>
> Wally S
>
>
>
>



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