how to avoid linebreak

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  1. #1
    can anybody tell me how to avoid linebreak before and after <p> ...</p>
     
    sam1, May 4, 2006 IP
  2. mihaidamianov

    mihaidamianov Well-Known Member

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    #2
    You could use <br> for a change..
     
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  3. sam1

    sam1 Active Member

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    no, i want to use <p> ...</p> and there should be any linebreak as well..

    I tried display:inline but that is also not working
     
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    #4

    Why are you so adamant about <p>?
     
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    sam1 Active Member

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    ok i will try to do without <p>.. and see if it works
    anyway..thanks
     
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    Foxy Chief Natural Foodie

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    Use

    <br />

    as it is self closing :)
     
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    QiSoftware Well-Known Member

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    Tags to prevent line breaks are:
    <nobr> </nobr>

    However I am not sure if they override <p></p> tags.

    Q...
     
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    Jim bob 9 pants Peon

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    #8
    Use

    <br />
     
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    To everyone suggesting how to create line breaks: The question is how to avoid line breaks.

    Sam, setting the paragraph to display inline is what you want. However, if the element above the paragraph is also a block-level element -- a heading, for example -- then it will force any element after it onto the next line. So, the block-level element preceding the paragraph must also be displayed inline.
     
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