Little CSS-Hack for the annoying <p>

[pixelpeter]

If you fill in your text with an WYSiWYG-Editor you'll have noticed, that (if you have more than 1 paragraph) <P>-Tags get inserted. This will screw up (get bigger) the space between ContentHead/ContentSubhead and your article-text.
To avoid this simple put in this additional CSS-definition into your stylesheet:

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.articleText p
{ 
	margin: 0px 0px 10px;
}

This will set the margin to 0px before each paragraph and will produce a little space after each in the article-text. Because it's defined as margin this space won't add to other defined margins preventing from getting big white space all over your page.

I think it's the quicker an better and semantically correct implementation instead of telling the WYSiWYG-editor to use <br><br>

[cyrano]

hi pixelpeter,
this depends lao to my problem, right?
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2845

So i should reset all my changes in the config.default.inc.php to the original file, right?

thanx for advice.

I hope Oliver G. will be able to implement your additions, the pop-up and replacement tag - very usefull.

Thanks for this.

[Peekay]

This will set the margin to 0px before each paragraph and will produce a little space after each in the article-text.

This is SO cool! Many thanks for this tip Pixelpeter, I had no idea you could achieve this typographical effect with CSS.