Sent by Adam Kuehn on 17 December 2004 19:07
Anthony Baker wrote:
>What's the most reliable way of cutting down on the built-in spacing
>that comes between <h1></h1> and <p> tags? I'd like to be able to
>reduce the space when a <p> tag comes after an </h1> without
>altering the <p> tag to affect spacing between further <p></p>
>elements.
The most common way is to remove the bottom margin from the header
(or change it to whatever value you prefer between the header and the
following text), and also remove the top-margin from your paragraphs.
The vertical margins on adjacent paragraphs collapse, so this will
not reduce the space between paragraphs and will still leave a margin
at the end of the string of paragraphs. The are other ways, as well,
including adding classes for more specific effects, but this is the
most general and involves no addition to the markup.
HTH,
--
-Adam Kuehn
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