make wider space between records

[dotJoon]

This is title1. This is title1. This is title1. This is title1. This is title1. This is title1. This is title1. 
This is title1. This is title1. This is title1. <span class="textGray">[2004-08-25]</span><br>
	
This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. 
This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. <span class="textGray">[2004-08-25]</span><br>
	
This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. 
This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. <span class="textGray">[2004-08-25]</span><br>

I have the 3 title records. i.e. title1 ...... title2...... title3......

I like to make the space between title recors wider without table.

How can I do it?

you can see the current display and the target display at http://220.89.242.19:8500/test/005/home/index.cfm.

Thanks in Advance

[Paul O'B]

Hi,

Just use the p tag After all thats what its there for

You should really never use bare text and <br> to create your parapraphs. Use a p tag and then you can style it exactly as you want with as much or as little space as required.

<div id="centerContent"><p>This is title1. This is title1. This is title1. This 
is title1. This is title1. This is title1. This is title1. This is title1. 
This is title1. This is title1. <span class="textGray">[2004-08-25]</span></p>
 
<p>This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. 
This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. This is title2. 
<span class="textGray">[2004-08-25]</span></p>
 
<p>This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. 
This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. This is title3. 
<span class="textGray">[2004-08-25]</span></p>
etc.............

Hope that helps.

paul

Edit:


BTW class="textGray" is not the best way to describe elements because at a later date you may wish to change it to some other colour and then you may have red text with a class of textgray which won't make much sense. Use a class like textDate which is never going to change but can be any colour you like and identifies the element more semantically.

[dotJoon]

BTW class="textGray" is not the best way to describe elements because at a later date you may wish to change it to some other colour and then you may have red text with a class of textgray which won't make much sense. Use a class like textDate which is never going to change but can be any colour you like and identifies the element more semantically.

Thanks for the good additional advice.