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What tag can I use in HTML (very basic version) to add space between a graphic and text below it? , , and adding a bunch of

‘s do nothing! I am unsuccessful in finding an answer on the web. Thank you!

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Can you use the
tag for a line break (without spaces, of course)? If that doesn’t work, perhaps you could attach a snippet of your code for us.

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This is the code that is driving me nuts! Thanks for any help:

Congratulations!

Congratulations to MG of B____ Drive on the birth of a baby girl born August 12, 2006.

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(Edited by Jezza on 09-Dec-06 23:02. To add PS and a typo….Thanks Jeff)

Try this

Congratulations!

Congratulations to MG of B____ Drive on the birth of a baby girl born August 12, 2006.

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Or as Ruthie states:

Congratulations!

Congratulations to MG of B____ Drive on the birth of a baby girl born August 12, 2006.

Senior Briefings:

Remember that for every opening tag it must have a closing tag. Images are normally best nested in a p tag or h1 to 6 tag

The BR tag is a line break

PS changes in bold

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Thank you for your suggestions. They solved the problem! I did not realize

needed a closing tag.

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There was a time (about 12 years ago!) when it didn’t –

was essentially the equivalent of two s. The standards have changed a fair bit since then, though, mainly to incorporate CSS.

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