Editing paragraph spacing in V9

[cactus02]

I want to edit the paragraph spacing of the product description.
I want to add space before or after a paragraph. Now I have to add an additional « Return » to create that space.
I cannot find where adjust the spacing !
Thank you !

[leehack]

You can't AFAIK, a line break is the default.

[cactus02]

How come those page show differently ?

Check this page :
http://www.planirom.qc.ca/hypro/acat...nutrients.html
and this page :
http://www.secondemain.ca/acatalog/S...im_e_2896.html
The both use the same CSS file. The second one has produce space between paragraph without me adding « returns » in the « Full description » panel.
I searched for a difference in the CSS files, and I could not find one.
To get the same look from the first one, I have to add a « return » to separated paragraph.

Thank you !

[leehack]

You could probably circumvent the problem by adding a css style for <br> within the product_list, something along the lines of:

.product_list br {
margin: 0px 0px 12px 0px;
}

You'd need to be careful though as that would then apply to all <br> within that area. Might be best to add a <p> tag around the description field, such as:

<p class="prodDesc"> product description </p>

and then do in your css:

p.prodDesc br {
margin: 0px 0px 12px 0px;
}

That way only <br> within the <p> tag wrapping the products description will take that style.

In older versions you used to be able to specify whether a <p> or <br> tag was to be used, nowadays you cannot AFAIK.

[cactus02]

Thank you for your help and suggestions !
I will keep simple by just adding « return » where needed !

[leehack]

Simple? we're talking 60 seconds work to do as suggested? If you have no problem pressing return twice and 60 seconds to change it is too much, why raise the post in the first place?

[cactus02]

The truth is I tried your suggestions without success !
It did not work... and because I not the « king » of HTML and CSS, I assumed I was doing something wrong. I did not want to bother you more with my inabilities.
My preceeding reply was a way to thank you for your time... and hiding my inaptitude !