Line break without space html
Although using Show asked Jun 10, 2013 at 19:24
2 Whether you use answered Jun 10, 2013 at 19:26
Jonathan WoodJonathan Wood 63.1k69 gold badges252 silver badges431 bronze badges http://jsfiddle.net/RWayz/. You need to reset vertical-align on img tag.
answered Jun 10, 2013 at 19:32
G-CyrillusG-Cyrillus 96.3k13 gold badges96 silver badges119 bronze badges 0 My guess is that you are
having a problem with the default borwser style sheet, or perhaps even your own stylesheet. answered Jun 10, 2013 at 19:27
Mike BrantMike Brant 69.4k10 gold badges97 silver badges101 bronze badges line-height property
You can also specify value in % (100%, 30% etc.) answered Jun 10, 2013 at 19:27
YogeeYogee 1,37113 silver badges20 bronze badges Is your goal just purely for UI? If so then use CSS only. If you actually need the semantics for structure, you can also try the answered Jun 10, 2013 at 19:27
justclairejustclaire 1771 gold badge2 silver badges9 bronze badges Note: this answers the original posted question. The question has since been changed to be about images. Use the paragraph tag and set margin to zero in the css. HTML:
CSS:
See this jsfiddle example. This will cause paragraphs to be created, and you can control any spacing between them using the answered Jun 10, 2013 at 19:28
In HTML, a paragraph always starts on a new line — but what if you want text within a paragraph to start on a new line? In that case, you’ll need to create an HTML line break. Let’s take a closer look at this HTML element and how to use it below. What is a line break in HTML?In HTML, the For example, say you’re writing a blog post about how to address an envelope or package. You want to include an example of how to format the sender’s and recipient’s addresses. In that case, you could use the line break element to place the sender’s and recipient’s names, street addresses, and cities, states, and ZIP codes all on separate lines. Below you’ll see the same address rendered in two different ways. The first uses one paragraph element and multiple line breaks. The second uses multiple paragraph elements and no line breaks. As a result, unnecessary padding and margins are added between lines. See the Pen Paragraph vs Line Break Element by Christina Perricone (@hubspot) on CodePen. Pro tip: When you want a section of content that’s related to appear on different lines, like a postal address or stanza of a poem, use line break elements instead of paragraph elements. Now that we understand the ideal use case of line breaks, let’s walk through how to create them in HTML. How to Do a Line Break in HTMLTo do a line break in HTML, use the Below is an HTML file with a and Since the In that case, I’d wrap the stanzas in tags. Then I’d place the new line HTML tagwherever I want the lines to break in each stanza. Here’s the HTML: Here’s the result: See the Pen Poem with line break element by Christina Perricone (@hubspot) on CodePen. Pro tip: Place a HTML Line Break Not WorkingIf the HTML line break is not working — especially if you’re working in the text editor of a CMS like WordPress — then you may be using the element incorrectly. The most common misuse of the new line HTML tag is using it for presentation purposes. For virtually anything related to layout, you should use CSS instead. For example, say you want to create more space between blocks of text or other items. Instead of using the Why? Two reasons.
For example, say I’d like to display an excerpt from the play Fleabag: The Scriptures. I should use the block
quote element, which will automatically add margins on the left and right side of the text. If I were to use the Here’s the correct HTML: Here's the result: See the Pen YzZpaRG by Christina Perricone (@hubspot) on CodePen. Pro tip: Use a semantic element, like the block quote element, instead of the line break element when applicable to make your site more accessible to readers using a screen reader. Using the block quote element is not only better for accessibility — it's also better for a responsive web design. If you resize your browser window, you'll notice that the block quote element in the Pen above automatically adjusts to the screen size and has no jagged edges or uneven lines of text. If using non-semantic elements like the figure and line break elements, they will not behave in this way. Here’s the incorrect HTML: Here's the result: See the Pen Incorrectly using Pro tip: To force text to appear or break in a specific way, use a semantically meaningful HTML element or CSS instead of the line break element to avoid layout issues like choppy text and jagged edges. If you resize your browser window, you'll notice that the paragraph element with line break elements results in jagged edges and uneven lines of text. So not only does this code example have accessibility issues — it also has layout issues. That's why it's important to understand when to use the line break element, and when not to. To learn more about making your website accessible, check out The Ultimate Guide to Web Accessibility. Adding Line Breaks in HTMLWhether you want to display poetry, song lyrics, or mailing addresses on your web pages, you’ll need to understand the dos and don'ts of the HTML line break element. Understanding this concept will help you build on your expertise of HTML. Editor's note: This post was originally published in May 2021 and has been updated for comprehensiveness.
How do I make no space between lines in HTML?margin : 0 : This will remove space between two paragraphs.. padding : 0 : This will remove space between the border and text of each paragraph.. line-height : 20px : This will decrease spacing between different lines in each paragraph.. What can I use instead of BR in HTML?Instead of using the
tag, you should use a semantic HTML element and the CSS margin or padding properties if necessary. How do you insert a small line break in HTML?Note: Use the
tag to enter line breaks, not to add space between paragraphs. What is a soft line break in HTML?soft line break A regular line break (not in a code span or HTML tag) that is not preceded by two or more spaces or a backslash is parsed as a softbreak. (A softbreak may be rendered in HTML either as a line ending or as a space. The result will be the same in browsers.
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