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Posted by patrick j on 10/09/06 18:14
On Mon, 9 Oct 2006 17:26:29 +0100, rvtol_pe@hotmail.com wrote
(in article <1160411189.321252.102380@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>):
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>> <br><br> is always wrong. You've broken the line once, how do you break
>> it a second time?
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> I don't see why this is wrong. BR is a single line break and there is
> nobody forbidding you to use 2 of them and it will validate correctly.
> The P tag simply helps you to define a paragraph and to have some more
> flexibility when it comes to styling; however, there are plenty of
> cases that would have a double BR making your code more readable.
>
I think it's a matter of style.
I would always tend to use <p> and then use CSS to adjust spacing.
This is also true of my use of word processors. I always use the para
spacing to create space between para's, I never use empty line breaks
as do many people.
The advantage I think of adjusting spacing for <p> is that it is
incremental whereas using more than one <br> is not very adjustable.
At least that's the way I see it :)
--
Patrick
Brighton, UK
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