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It's due to the padding on the class:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; .right-column-content .entry p
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It's due to the padding on the class:

    .right-column-content .entry p

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i have removed the padding, and the gap still looks very large between P tags.
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i have removed the padding, and the gap still looks very large between P tags.

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<a href="http://tinyurl.com/48on7h5" rel="ugc">http://tinyurl.com/48on7h5</a><br />
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For some reason the line height on my P tags is very large, but I ahve not set the line height. When I try to set a line height to .right-column-content .entry p , it does not take.<br />
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Am I doing something wrong?<br />

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http://tinyurl.com/48on7h5

For some reason the line height on my P tags is very large, but I ahve not set the line height. When I try to set a line height to .right-column-content .entry p , it does not take.

Am I doing something wrong?


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