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How to remove the spacing between lines in the Home Page

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How to remove the spacing between lines in the Home Page

10 years 1 month ago
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Greetings from Madison Achievers #1521807 and Kathy Vielhuber #03231118 VP of Education

I had been told that if I did a hard return on each line of text on the home page, then I wouldn't have to create crazy spacing in editing to make it look good after saving. I have begun to change some lines with the hard return but am still having problems.

What I would like to do is to highlight 3 lines and remove the spacing between the lines. Some areas have what looks like one line space between lines and sometimes it looks like double spaces between lines of text. I couldn't find a solution for this by using the search box or skimming through the topics listing. I also tried the 'center' icon on the lines and sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn't.

Thanks so much for any assistance.

Kathy Vielhuber
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Re: How to remove the spacing between lines in the Home Page

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Try Shift+Return (HTML <br>)

Also, the rules for HTML are what applies. If you know how to apply embedded CSS on the spans, p's, and divs, you can do any formatting that you want in Source View.
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