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CSS: Indenting Text

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2019-04-05

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A lot of developers tend to do the bare minimum when it comes to implementing proper website typography. This isn’t an insult - I’m happy that typography is given any thought at all during development, I just believe more can always be done to improve upon it.

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In today’s TypeTip we’re going to play around with the text-indent property, look into when it’s best to use it and how to implement it properly.

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The property and browser support

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Browser support is actually pretty great for such a regularly over-looked CSS property. All major desktop and mobile browsers support it:

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Now that doesn’t mean you should just slap this property on all your type elements and call it a day - there are specific use cases for text-indent and some basic rules to follow:

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Use Cases

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  1. Increasing readability of large text blocks that would otherwise overwhelm the reader
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  2. Replicating book or report typography layouts
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Basic Rules

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  1. Best to set this property on inner type children only - meaning items like p or blockquotes instead of main headings
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The CSS

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Adding the property is extremely trivial, all you need is the following:

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/* Best practice for paragraphs */
-p + p {
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Let’s see it in action

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Live CodePen Example

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