Behold the attached image:
The first verse, because it is treated as a block-displayed DIV (in order to enable text-indent), has a different density of lines from that of all the other verses that follow, because they are treated as inline-displayed DIVs.
In those places where every verse is block-displayed, there is no problem. But the more-rhetorical portions have this problem, which is causing me no small chagrin.
Even with this, Prince is the winner. I am crazy enough about it that I would stand that kind of thing in the final product. I just hope I don’t have to. Any ideas?
I was convinced that line-stacking-strategy could help, but it didn’t. I could settle for either spacing out the first verse’s lines, or pressing the others closer together.
The first verse, because it is treated as a block-displayed DIV (in order to enable text-indent), has a different density of lines from that of all the other verses that follow, because they are treated as inline-displayed DIVs.
In those places where every verse is block-displayed, there is no problem. But the more-rhetorical portions have this problem, which is causing me no small chagrin.
Even with this, Prince is the winner. I am crazy enough about it that I would stand that kind of thing in the final product. I just hope I don’t have to. Any ideas?
I was convinced that line-stacking-strategy could help, but it didn’t. I could settle for either spacing out the first verse’s lines, or pressing the others closer together.