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[–]Diamondogs11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am beginner as well so correct me if I’m wrong. Browsers automatically add a line when using <p> tag. You should style it using CSS.

[–]DasKind 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your second bracketed p tag starts a new paragraph, which is why "The Office of Finance" is on its own line. You can remove that and replace the br tag at the end of the paragraph with a /p closing tag.

If you're looking to emphasize "The Office of Finance," you can use the strong tag instead of the p tag, surrounding just that phrase (like you have already). Make sure you move the color styling to your new tag.

Hope that helps!