[bobbafett]

I’m using the free Catch Box version 1.7.2.2 and I’m familiar with adding custom styles via the Themes Options page. 

Does anyone know a way to reduce the spacing between paragraphs in a blog post? I’ve noticed that when using the WYSIWYG editor that the source copy appears to be formatted like below so are there some margin size, width or height values I can input to override the defaults and reduce the spacing between paragraphs?

<p>Paragraph 1</p>

<p>Paragraph 2</p>

[Sakin]

@bobbafett: You can change the attribute for p in custom css box.
p { line-height: 1.625; margin-bottom: 2em; }

[bobbafett]

Got it, I’ll try that, thanks!

[lanne1]

Hi,

I am using catch box 2.4 and trying to reduce spacing in between paragraphs but don’t find “p” in css to change line height – any ideas to find right code?

Thanks,

Ken

[Sakin]

@lanne1: You can adjust the line height of paragraph by adding the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.

p {
    line-height: 1.625;
}

[Erik Eek]

hi,
I’m new. And I’m looking for a theme with less spacing,
border, line-height
It appears to me that most theme developers think that a tablet or a touch-screen phone best be filled up with loads of empty space between text lines, images, the header and the body.
I don’t like all these open spaces (what you see is mostly the background color)
And before I start to write a child style sheet to override all spacing, border and line-height. It might be easier to find a style sheet (for wordpress) which has already done this

[Sakin]

Thanks Erik, yes everyone has own choice and there is variety of theme with different line spacing and choosing the best fit is good.

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