CSS class for "Paragraph" text

Jay A

If I use the source editor, the <p> stuff generated in the WYSIWYG editor does not have a class associated with it. Is there a way to associate a class with the "Paragraph" style? The reason is, when I use the scroll PDF exporter, I want to modify the font/size *only* for text generated as the Paragraph type in the WYSIWYG editor. If I modify it for all <p> tags, it obviously formats things I don't want it to. I'd like to be able to specify attributes for something like p.confluence.

Yes, I know I can change this with the source editor, but that's potentially doing hundreds or thousands of modifications for each document. I'd like the WYSIWYG editor to put it in automatically.

Sean Curtis

In lieu of adding a class to all paragraphs in the content what about just being more specific in selecting them? Something like:

.wiki-content > p {
  ...
}

That will only target paragraphs that are at the "top level" (ie not in a macro). You may need to extend it to match other things like:

.wiki-content > ul > li > p {
  ...
}