How do I delete extra spacing between paragraphs?

I have created a PDF but when I edited some sentences, it left extra spacing between paragraphs. How do I adjust the format so it is double spaced and how do I get rid of the extra spacing?

You don't, to be honest. Editing a PDF is a desperate last resort, for when the original is lost, cannot be had for any amount of money, and the backups were eaten by termites. So there is no situation ever in which you should be editing a PDF you created. Rather, make the correction and remake the PDF. Sorry to be blunt, but it's best to really understand how desperate you have to be to edit a PDF.

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news:e8grgo$g4v$[email protected]..
> Hello experts,
> I am having trouble closing up the space between a title
and a subtitle
> that
> needs to have a different style. I am usingCSS.
>
> Line spacing seems to work only on the vertical space
between lines within
> a
> paragraph, not between paragraphs. This makes sense.
>
> I have tried putting each element in its own table cell,
each with its own
> id,
> and playing with positive and negative margins and
padding. If there is a
> combination that would work, I would be glad to hear it.
At the moment my
> knowledge of margins and padding is based almost totally
on trial and
> error,
> not on comprehension.
>
> My current work around is to keep the subtitle in the
same paragraph, put
> in a
> line break, and the style the subtitle. That has given
me a good result
> on my
> browser, but I'm not sure about other browsers. Also,
work arounds me
> nervous
> about creating other problems I don't know about.
>
> Can anyone give me the right solution, or at least
critique my work around
> solution?
>
> Many thanks so much in advance for help.
>
> Richard
>

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