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I want to ident with wider margin on both the left and right sides, but do not want to hassle with a table. This is a very easy trick. By using the <BLOCKQUOTE> and </BLOCKQUOTE> tags, all of the text between them is formatted with narrower margins on both sides. example This is actually starting in the leftmost position. This text is the paragraph that I have chosen to set off from the text above and below it. You also use <BR> and <P> tags to have more than one paragraph within the indented area. I have finished my set off and am not back at the normal left and right margins. source This is actually starting in the leftmost position. <BLOCKQUOTE> This text is the paragraph that I have chosen to set off from the text above and below it. You also use <BR> and <P> tags to have more than one paragraph within the indented area. </BLOCKQUOTE> I have finished my set off and am not back at the normal left and right margins.

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