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Babelfish
6 months ago

This has nothing to do with Notepad++, but with HTML. And
is only a single line break. Less than a line break does not go:

Ein Absatz, der mitten im Satz auf die
nächste Zeile umbricht.

If you want to reduce the line distance, this goes with CSS and line-height:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/line-height

For example, as an inline CSS:

Ein Absatz, der mitten im Satz auf die
nächste Zeile umbricht.

But I would generally advise you to leave the line distance between 1.4em and 1.6em in favor of readability.

iQa1x
6 months ago
Reply to  Babelfish

Supplement: To set the distance before/after a paragraph, use margin-top / margin-bottom instead of the line height.

Babelfish
6 months ago
Reply to  iQa1x

Right. However, as he referred to
, I assume that he wants to change the line height. When it comes to the whole paragraph, margin the adjusting screw:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/margin

Babelfish
6 months ago
Reply to  Fluktuation

You should see your entire CSS. Show it or just test it and change the 40px in 1.4em

iQa1x
6 months ago

That depends on what’s in front of it. That can generally be defined for a day, e.g. “p”, but also for classes with “.name” or individual elements with “#id”. You can therefore define a

in the html for the corresponding paragraphs and then enter css with p.name {line-height: 1em;}.

px / em is the measuring unit, px is fixed the number of pixels, em is dynamically a multiple of the letter m “m”.

llarryyllarryy
6 months ago

&nbsp

Is a normal blank