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Simple HTML Question

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Apr 30th, 2008
Hi.

In a table data I have four lines of text each line separated by a <br>
The text are different font sizes. The issue I am having is that the lines have space between them above and below. How do I get the lines of text closer together using simple html?

text line 1
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(this space)
|
text line 2

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Re: Simple HTML Question

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try to use line height in ur css, like this
.yourstyle {
 line-height: 16px; (its depend on your needs)
}
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