This destroys P-tag margins in Lotus 6 & 7 and the result will be that there is no space between any text paragraphs.
Lotus gives some top margin to P-tag by default and if you try to mess with it, the result will be 0px all around the P-tag. Padding doesn’t work, so all that is separating paragpahs is the original default top margin.
So if you use P tags (and need to support Lotus) it’s probably best not to define P margins at all.
p {
margin: 0 0 1.6em 0;
}
This destroys P-tag margins in Lotus 6 & 7 and the result will be that there is no space between any text paragraphs.
Lotus gives some top margin to P-tag by default and if you try to mess with it, the result will be 0px all around the P-tag. Padding doesn’t work, so all that is separating paragpahs is the original default top margin.
So if you use P tags (and need to support Lotus) it’s probably best not to define P margins at all.