Re: Newbie...How can I double-space an unordered list

"C A Upsdell" <cupsdell0311XXX@-@- (AT) XXXrogers (DOT) com> wrote:

p> and <br> are just fine.

Really? <p> is fine (and indispensable) for paragraph markup. And <br>
is a questionable command-like tag, which is usually better replaced by
other tools, such as <div>. But you seem to be saying that they are
"just fine" for doing something that is apparently a presentational
detail, i.e. something that falls into the scope of CSS, not HTML.

li><p><a href="#itema">Item A</p></li

What makes you think that "Item A" constitutes a paragraph?

li><a href="#itema">Item A<br>&nbsp;</li

The rendering of no-break spaces is implementation-dependent, and
tricks like that are completely unnecessary in the modern Web, where
you can use simple style sheets at ease.

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