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David Sentelle on July 13, 2000 at 15:30:13:

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Just right

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Another good way to indent paragraphs is to have an image as a placeholder. I've created a GIF file that is one pixel by one pixel. That one pixel I set as the transparent color. I call this file cleardot.gif. Then in my paragraphs I include a call to that tag, like so...

<p align="left"> <img src="cleardot.gif" height="1" width="30"> Here's the paragraph </p>

This does result in the indention being different sizes (relative to page size) when viewed in different resolutions. I've not tried (bet I will) but I don't think that <img src="cleardot.gif" height="1" width="10%"> would work.

Other than the different indention size in different resolutions, this is a nice looking way to fake out HTML into indenting your paragraphs.

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• irt.org FAQ Knowledge Base Q2018 - Jorrit Waalboer 11:14:36 1/31/01
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