I'm using a Richtextbox in my template. This comes with TinyMCE functionality.
When i enter text in the content page and hit <Enter>, there's too much space between the lines.
Looking at the content in HTML i see:
<p>Welcome to my page</p>
<p>This is just a test...</p>
Apperently the paragraph <p> comes standard. Jou can only see this in HTML. I don't want to bother the regular users to check their content in HTML....after all they have no knowledge of HTML. Instead they want to use <br> as well.
the behaviour of TinyMCE is similar to MS Word. If you hit enter, you start a new paragraph, if you just want a line-break, you should hit Shift-Enter.
There's no way around this (not to my knowledge). However, you can change the spacing between paragraphs in CSS. You could make paragraphs have less spacing so that it looks like a break. I'm not sure if this is what you want though.
TinyMCE paragraphs
Hi,
I'm using a Richtextbox in my template. This comes with TinyMCE functionality.
When i enter text in the content page and hit <Enter>, there's too much space between the lines.
Looking at the content in HTML i see:
<p>Welcome to my page</p>
<p>This is just a test...</p>
Apperently the paragraph <p> comes standard. Jou can only see this in HTML. I don't want to bother the regular users to check their content in HTML....after all they have no knowledge of HTML. Instead they want to use <br> as well.
Is there a way arround this ????
Maarten
Hi Maarten,
the behaviour of TinyMCE is similar to MS Word. If you hit enter, you start a new paragraph, if you just want a line-break, you should hit Shift-Enter.
There's no way around this (not to my knowledge). However, you can change the spacing between paragraphs in CSS. You could make paragraphs have less spacing so that it looks like a break. I'm not sure if this is what you want though.
Hope this helps,
Peter
Thanks Peter... This helps a lot....
Maarten
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