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• bman Fort Worth, TXPosts: 687Members

  February 2012

  Hi Edward,
  
  Yes, with a little css you can assign the line spacing you desire:
  
  So for the line you want to control, enter a class:

  [ul][li class="smlinespace"]The text[/li] ... [/ul]
  

  Then in the Page Info ] Header ] CSS tab:
  .smlinespace {line-height:80%}
  
  Adjust as desired.
  
  Hope that helps.
  
  Bill (the info guy)

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• Edward Posts: 15Members

  February 2012

  thanks bman,
  
  I'm new to this...
  could you tell me where that first line of code goes?
• bman Fort Worth, TXPosts: 687Members

  February 2012

  The html code goes in the body of whatever page you are using. You didn't mention what you are using, but I assumed you typed in the example html, so just add the class to the desired line. If it's in a styled text page, then highlight the code part and select ignore formatting (command-period) - code will turn light pink.
  
  Later,
  
  Bill (the info guy)

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• Edward Posts: 15Members

  February 2012

  much appreciated!