All I mean is a table that consists of one row and three columns. The second should contain your text, formatted just as you would format any HTML text. Consider using non-breaking spaces instead. Each consecutive paragraph that belongs to that section is indented. Begin your paragraph on a new line.
Several strategies exist for indenting paragraphs.
I will discuss three. The second technique is the single pixel hack invented by Dave Siegel. Thus far I have discussed two layout strategies that increase the readability, aesthetics, and semantic organization of an HTML page. The third, which takes its name from the process of placing strips of lead between lines of text in early typesetting processes, is perhaps the most difficult in terms of practicality. Carefully selected leading increases the readability of a given page by allocating space between lines, paragraphs, and related text blocks, allowing the reader to establish a rhythm punctuated by visible pauses.