How to reduce space between paragraphs in bullet list

I am making a bullet list and I got it to work using CSS up to a point. The problem is that I need to put paragraph breaks between the bullet items and those paragraph breaks are huge, so my list is all spread out vertically. How do I make a break that is smaller, like a fraction of a line, but still keeps the bullet point set up?
Here is the URL http://www.williambellomy.com/Amenities.html
Thanks

That's your table structure for the list at the bottom, which will explain the different spacing. The first list is all in one cell.
I see you've got list items in separate cells on other pages too - it's not the most reliable way to do it. Keep your list together and use the margin attribute in your style sheets.

Similar Messages

How to reduce space between cell border and text ?

I want to make a very small print of my class timetable. But I can't reduce the table size after a certain size. The major portion is taken up due to space between the cell borders and the text in them. Is there anyway I can reduce that space so that I can make the font size a little more and still keep the table size small.

Assuming your are using Pages '09 (4.0.3) ..
First select all the cells which you wish to change.
Go to Inspector - Text Inspector, and reduce the Inset Margin

How to reduce space between lines in Thunderbird

newest TB update changed the look of TB with too much space between lines everywhere; would like to change back so to have more lines visible and not as spaced out in height, so I can see more folders and emails at once

Interesting....as there hasn't been any changes in what you describe.
Did you use a theme addon or the default theme?
Check that no addons are interfering with the view.
so restart in Thunderbird Safe mode.
Help > Restart with addons disabled.
If this improves what you are seeing then one of your addons is causing it.
Process of elimination, disabling one a ta time to see which one it is. Maybe an addon needs to be updated.
If you changed your screen resolution then it would effect the size of icons on desktop, all windows you open etc. Less dpi size increases the display items.

How To Reduce Space Between Text and Image

I am trying to wrap text around an irregular shape in InDesign CS4. I used the pen tool to mark the outline of the image, cut the image, then selected the pen outline and pasted the image into the outline. With the TextWrap settings set to what is in this dialog box, text wrapping appears fine on the right-hand side, but has too much space on the left-hand side.
If I try to reduce the space even further, it just affects the right-hand side of the image, not the left:
It is doing the same thing for all of my irregularly-shaped images where I try to wrap text. How can I reduce the whitespace to the left of the image?

Actually just noticed your text is already justified apologies.
Couple more things you can try to improve this:
From Control panel menu choose Justification and try using the following settings:
Minimum
Desired
Maximum
Word Spacing
80%
100%
120%
Letter Spacing
-2%
0%
2%
Glyph Scaling
98%
100%
102%
Also check that Single Word Justification is set to Full Justify.
Cari

How can I reduce the amount of space between paragraphs in Pages?

How can I reduce the amount of space between paragraphs in Pages?

Let's pretend that you told us which version of Pages you are talking about, and that you are using Pages 5:
click in the text > Format > Spacing > click on triangle to expand options > change Before/After
Peter

Please Help! I have been writing using - Pages - app for years. I still can not figure out how to make single spaces between paragraphs. Pages automatically double spaces between paragraphs.

I have been writing on - Pages- app for several years. Pages automatically uses double space between paragraphs. I can not figure out how to make single space between paragraphs. Tried everything. Please help!

Pages User Guide > http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/Pages_UserGuide.pdf
Open the user guide then press Command + F on your keyboard.
Type line spacing in the search field top right corner of that window.

Space between paragraphes

Hello,
Long time i used InDesign CS4, and wonder if there is a solution on my question ?
I started a digital book where I use Garamond Premier Pro Medium 14pt with an interline of 16.
In certain conditions, i like to double "Enter" between two paragraphs, but the space is to big !
Can i reduce the space between two paragraphs ?
Thanks to let me know, and please, tel me how to proceed .
Regards,
Jean

You don't put your mouse between two paragraphs. You select one of the paragraphs (the one above or the one below), and you use the Space Above or Space Below attribute. It's actually done very similarly in Microsoft Word.
Here are a couple pictures. Select a paragraph. Create its attributes for font size, leading (what you call "interline"), maybe a first line indent. From the Paragraph Styles panel, choose New Paragraph Style. I called mine Body Copy.
To add the space between paragraphs, go to the Indents and Spacing panel (on the left). Set the Space Below value as shown below:
I'm using picas and points (default in the US), but it would be the same if you were specifying millimeters or centimeters.

Reduce space between columns

hi all...
i want to reduce space between columns in sqlplus....
how can i?

sachinpawan wrote:
hi all...
i want to reduce space between columns in sqlplus....
how can i?Which space? Where it is coming, in some output? Whats the db version?
Aman....

Should I have spaces between paragraphs or paragraph indents?

I am creating a pdf interactive document/ebook, and am wondering whether to use a space between paragraphs or use indents. Is there a standard?

dopfel wrote:
Scott Falkner wrote:
It is entirely up to you. Use one or the other, but not both. If you are using paragraph Styles it is easy to make a global change and see which reads better. Generally, I prefer spaces to indents. The space should be either one line of lead (i.e. equal to the paragraph’s leading value) or half a line of lead if one full line looks to large.
My reply is in reference to the above quote regarding how to make a
global change so that all of the paragraphs in the document have spaces between them w/o having to select each and every paragraph and applying the 'paragraphspacing' style.
How do I go about this ?
Format a paragraph as you want all similar paragraphs to look. Now go to the Paragraph Styles panel and create a new Style. Right-click on the new style to edit the style and give it an intuitive name. Now you can format any text the same way by first selecting the text, then clicking on the style in the Paragraph Styles panel. If you later want to change all of the paragraphs using that style, just right-click on the style and change any attributes to globally change all paragraphs in the document using that style.
secondary: not certain the below applies to my question regarding spaces between paragraphs and changing them globally.
i have also found and wondered about using the setting for the 'align to grid' where default is none and options are
'all lines' or 'first line only'. Does this apply in any way to a regular layout of a 'novel' ?
i do not know what this refers to.
The space should be either one line of lead (i.e. equal to the paragraph’s leading value) or half a line of lead if one full line looks to large.
thanks again.
Leading is the term for the space from the baseline of one line of text to the baseline of the next line within a paragraph. The default is “Auto”, which is 120% of the point size. For 12 point text, Auto equals 14.4 point leading. First: Don’t use Auto leading. Change the leading of your style to a number. About 120% is as good a place to start as any, but it depends on the typeface. You may decide to use 11 point text on 14 point leading.
Because you will have columnd of text next to each other on the page, or pages of text neext to each other on a two-page spread, you want to make sure your text lines up neatly in columns or pages (although for pages it is less critical). The easiest way to do this is to use paragraph spacing equal to your leading, i.e. 14 points. This way, no matter how many paragraphs (and thus, blank lines between paragraphs) you have, the text will always have a heigh that is multiples of 14 points, so bottom baselines will always line up.
You may decide that looks like too much space, and want to use a lower value. The next best value is half the leading, or 7 points. That way, about half of the time your columns or pages will line up and the bottom baselines will sync.
Once again, it is ultimately up to you how you want the text to look and how you want your pages or column to look next to each other. If 14 (or whatever your leading is) looks too small or 7 (or whatever half the leading is) looks too big, then go with what looks best. Always try to keep an eye on the big picture, though. Don’t just look at one line of text, look at the entire paragraph. Don’t just look at one paragraph, look at the column. Don’t just look at one column, look at the page. Don’t just look at one page, look at the spread. And always keep the reader in mind. You are designing the document for the reader, not for yourself.

How to maintain Space between text in Smart form

Hi Experts,
How to maintain space between text in smat form.
For example
I need to maintain like this
Prepared By:                       Passed By:                  Approved By:
    but after save it come like this
Prepared By:   Passed By: Approved By:
How to maintain spaces between texts?
Regards,
Sreedhar.

hi,
we can give space in the smartform in the same way as in the scripts with two commas one space can be given.
when u click on the text in the window ,
there in the general attributes at the left hand side u can find a small icon for editor in that u can define the spaces with the variable to be printed in &var&.

How to get space between two values in a single cell of a table.

hello,
how to get space between two values in a single cell of a table.
thanks a lot.
kailash.

sorry i got the answer.

Change amount of white space between paragraphs

I have a web page at
http://lifopro.com/072506lifotrainingmaterials.html
that has more white space between the paragraphs that I would like.
Is there any way to decrease the white space between paragraphs?
The code for the top part of the text is included.
Thanks for your help.
Paul

thanks murray. 8^D
"Murray *ACE*" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
news:[email protected]...
> That would be margins you need to control, not padding.
>
> --
> Murray --- ICQ 71997575
> Adobe Community Expert
> (If you *MUST* email me, don't LAUGH when you do so!)
> ==================
>
http://www.dreamweavermx-templates.com
- Template Triage!
>
http://www.projectseven.com/go
- DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources
>
http://www.dwfaq.com - DW FAQs,
Tutorials & Resources
>
http://www.macromedia.com/support/search/
- Macromedia (MM) Technotes
> ==================
>
>
> "crash" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> 1. Take out all of your font tags
>> 2. Research archives for info on CSS
>> 3. Control padding on paragraphs with css.
>>
>>
>> --
>> If you haven't already, you would be well served
searching through the
>> archives for the answer to your question. The
archives can be found
>> here:
>>
>>
http://groups.google.com/group/macromedia.dreamweaver
>>
http://groups.google.com/group/macromedia.dreamweaver.appdev
>>
>>
>> "Lewp01" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>>I have a web page at
http://lifopro.com/072506lifotrainingmaterials.html
>>>that
>>> has more white space between the paragraphs that
I would like. Is there
>>> any
>>> way to decrease the white space between
paragraphs?
>>>
>>> The code for the top part of the text is
included.
>>>
>>> Thanks for your help.
>>> Paul
>>>
>>>
>>> >>
sans-serif"> The primary
reasons LIFO errors are
>>> so
>>> common are:
>>> <ol><li>>> Helvetica, sans-serif"> Errors resulting from
the use of spreadsheets
>>> and
>>> </li>
>>> <li>>> Helvetica,
>>> sans-serif">Lack of understanding of LIFO IRS
Regulations and basic LIFO
>>> principles. </li>
>>> </ol>
>>> >> Helvetica,
>>> sans-serif">One of the reasons for the latter
is the lack of adequate
>>> LIFO
>>> training and reference materials especially as
it relates to the IPIC
>>> method.
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

Space between paragraphs

Hello. Im writing a book, but Im having a hard time trying to figure out why the space of each paragraph is not the same. I tried using "space after" thingy from paragraph styles "indents and spacing", but it doesnt make any difference - the space between paragraphs increases, but space of each isnt same.
As you can see from the picture, i highlightened the text to show the difference of space between every paragraph. Please help, I dont what else to do.
Note: text is totally random, im just using it for example, its not the actual content of the book.

Wrong alignment.
I'm referring to the option to align the text to a baseline grid, which is one way to keep the lines level when you use multiple columns or across pages in a book. It could be set as part of a style in the Indents and Spacing section:
or as a local override from the paragraph panel:
Which would be used in conjuntion withthe align to grid button:

How do I remove extra space between paragraphs

I'm writing a research paper, and between paragraphs an extra line of space is added. My professor isn't happy about this. Help me eliminate the space.

The default after paragraph spacing in Pages is 12 points. With a 12 point font, this puts a whole line-worth of space after each paragraph return. It is very easy to change this in the text inspector.
If you don't want to have to remember to change it each time you open a new blank word processing document, create your own template. Open the blank template & set up your document with the line spacing, margins, headers, etc. as you'd like. Redefine all of the paragraph & character styles to have your desired font. You can set default wrap for any object as well as many other settings. Insert a table, click in it & choose the font, size, color, etc. you want in the fonts panel or format bar. You can do similar changes to inserted objects & text boxes. While you're at it resize the box if you want, set the amount of extra space in the wrap inspector, etc. Delete each text box, object & table after you've set them.
Now, save this document as a template & select that template as default in preferences. If you decide to make any changes to the template down the road, just Save As Template again with the same name & replace the previous version. All of your new documents will have these settings for inserted objects, images & tables. Unfortunately, the settings won't apply to any other templates or "foreign" documents you open with Pages.

How to maintain space between value and base unit of measure in sapscript

Hi Guys,
I am working on an upgradtion project, i have problem like while upgrading from 4.6b to 5.0. i need to main a space between value and base unit of measure. can anyone letme know how to maintain in the form. I mean in sapscript.
Thanks,
Yogesh

There are a couple of ways to handle this, if you need a bigger space between, you can use tabs in the paragraph format. Or you can just write the space in between the fields like so.
ZA &MSEG-MENGE& &MSEG-MEINS&
Regards,
RIch Heilman

How to reduce space between paragraphs in bullet list

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for