How can I make line spacing in a HTML page (make an empty line) ?

Question

How can I make line spacing in a HTML page (make an empty line) ?

and show to control Font size

Answer 1

There are a number of ways but it depends on exactly what you're trying to accomplish. A simple solution could be to...

...insert a paragraph...

<p>& nbsp; </p>

... or insert two breaks...

< b r />< b r />

... you could also just adjust margin, padding, and/or line-height in your CSS to give you the look you want.

EDIT: The break tags are spaced out because Yahoo treats them as real breaks. Just noticed it screwed up the paragraph too.

Answer 2

<br>

this tag will make everything after this on the the following line. putting two of these together will result in a blank line

Answer 3

<BR /> Gives you a break or line space

To change the font you probably want to use CSS and a DIV but you can also just use:

<span style="font-size:10pt">Text Here</span>

Answer 4

For a line break that gives a space above/below:

<p> & nbsp ; (without the spaces)</p>

A <br> just breaks to new line.  Add as many as needed for more spacing between top/bottom content.  Instead of controlling line spacing with lots of <br>s, use:

<p style="margin: 2% 0;"> & nbsp ; (without the spaces)</p>

Set percents to amount you want spaced.

To control font size for the whole page, use style tags between the head tags:

<style type="text/css">

body { font-size: 1em; }

</style>

You can add a lot more font styling to this to pick font family, font style, font weight, etc..

To control specific font size for text:

<p> This <span style="font-size: 1em;">word</span> is 1em size, while this <span style="font-size: 2em;">word</span> is 2em in size.</p>

This styles the whole paragraph to a font size:

<p style="font-size: 1em;">This whole paragraph is 1em in size.</p>

Ron