#### 32.5.3 Adding space above an image

If all the graphics in your document need the added space, dedicate a paragraph format to anchoring graphics, and include the extra space in its definition. If you need to add space to only one or a few graphics, use the Graphic ID; see §32.4.1 Assigning properties to sets of graphics.

To add space using the paragraph containing the anchor (for example, GraphAnchor):

    [HTMLParaStyles]
    GraphAnchor = CodeBefore

    [ParaStyleCodeBefore]
    GraphAnchor = <br>

This method adds space for every graphic whose frame is anchored in a GraphAnchor paragraph.

See also:

§32.8.1 Excluding image size attributes from HTML

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32.5.1 Aligning anchored graphics

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