'''Consistent Margins for List Items'''

All of the distributed Moin themes have the following CSS statement near the top of `common.css`.

{{{
li p {
	margin: .25em 0;
}
}}}

The effect of the above is to increase the top and bottom margins for those list elements that have a p element in them (due to a bug in the parser/formatter, these are the ones with words formatted with italic, bold, etc).  As a result, lists that have a few entries with emphasized text appear with malformed line spacing:

  * a normal line of text
  * another normal line of text
  * a normal line of text
  * another normal line of text
  * a line with a word in ''italic''
  * a normal line of text
  * another normal line of text
  * a normal line of text
  * another normal line of text
  * a line with a word in '''bold'''
  * a normal line of text
  * another normal line of text
  * superscript^2^ -- uses other CSS rules for top margin
  * a normal line of text
  * another normal line of text
  * a suppressed wiki name hyperlink Wiki``Name 
  * a normal line of text
  * another normal line of text
  * a line with `emphasized` text
  * a normal line of text
  * another normal line of text
  * subscript,,2,, -- uses other CSS rules for bottom margin
  * a normal line of text
  * another normal line of text

The inconsistent formatting should be eliminated by removing the CSS statement above.

/!\ For my browser and the "modernized" theme here, this doesn't work. What works mostly is to use "li p {margin: 0;}", except for the superscript/subscript case, which seems to add another margin.

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