Controlling line spacing between headers

When using <h3 class=cl1> some text here </h3><h3 class=cl2> more text here
</h3>
the result in both IE 6... and Mozilla results in an effective <br><br>
between the end of one <h> and the next.
Parameter changes in the CSS class definitions has no effect on outside of
the header.
Is there any way of adjusting the spacing between headers?
Or any way of using a single header definition per page and changing font,
size, color, etc. at will in the middle without adding extraneous line
breaks?
Thanks, John


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"John Bowling" <johnlb2002_TAKEOUT_ (AT) cox (DOT) net> wrote:

Parameter changes in the CSS class definitions has no effect on
outside of the header.

You seem to have a simple CSS question, nothing about "DHTML". Consider
posting to comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets after checking
its fine FAQ resources.
P.S. Don't forget to post the URL next time. And try to use proper
terminology; there are no "parameters" in CSS.

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