I'm looking for an easy way to wrap a bunch of text on a per-paragraph basis as opposed to a per-line basis which is the default method...
To illustrate my problem:
Notice that the page owner has tried to toss in my periods to prevent his content from wrapping so awkwardly before the beginning the next paragraph. Personally, I don't mind the wrapping thing... But my client wants it to wrap only every paragraph. Meaning that all lines of a paragraph should follow the same margin as the first line of the pargraph. If wrapping needs to occur, it can only occur on the proceeding paragraph.
Another example: http://www.classicalchicago.com/okatkova/
The last line of her paragraph is wrapped. Since the first line wasn't, none of the others should either.
Is this doable with CSS alone? Otherwise, can anyone think up another method?
Thanks a bunch
Aaron
To illustrate my problem:
Notice that the page owner has tried to toss in my periods to prevent his content from wrapping so awkwardly before the beginning the next paragraph. Personally, I don't mind the wrapping thing... But my client wants it to wrap only every paragraph. Meaning that all lines of a paragraph should follow the same margin as the first line of the pargraph. If wrapping needs to occur, it can only occur on the proceeding paragraph.
Another example: http://www.classicalchicago.com/okatkova/
The last line of her paragraph is wrapped. Since the first line wasn't, none of the others should either.
Is this doable with CSS alone? Otherwise, can anyone think up another method?
Thanks a bunch

Aaron
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