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Argh!
So the three reasons why I choose HTMLarea/Xinha for my Drupal over all the other retarded text editors is this:
1. When I hit enter it would do a single <br />, rather than the super super retarded double spaced paragraph <p> thing.
2. Shortcut keys like CTRL+B worked.
3. I could make it look pretty.
But now. my #1 reason for choosing HTMLarea/Xinha just stopped working on me. Whenever I hit the ENTER key it now jumps
two lines like
now.
rather than something nice
like this.
Yes. I know you can just hit "SHIFT+ENTER" but that is really retarded.
SO PLEASE. How can I change this? I JUST WANT IT TO BE BACK TO NORMAL!
If it matters... I'm on Drupal 5.1.
Thanks.
~ Mark
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IE has always done this, it is IE's way. Word does the same.
Gecko will do it with "built-in" as Xinha.config.mozParaHandler.
It has been discussed many times. Search. It's not changing.
James Sleeman
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Okay. So I looked around and I added the
config.pageStyle = 'p { margin:0; } ';
into the Xinha.CSS and now it displays properly on my website.
But in the HTMLarea/Xinha editor yourself it still displays the original large and ugly margin. I tried editing the HTMLarea.CSS file by adding in the same line "config.pageStyle = 'p { margin:0; } ';" but it didn't work.
Is there anyway that I can ALSO get the <p> to have a margin of 0 in the WYSIWYG editor as well?
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just do p { margin:0; } in that
the difference being htmlarea.css is a stylesheet file, and the change to the config is javascript - the way of setting them is different between languages
David G. Paul
[url]http://www.newearthonline.co.uk[/url]
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HI!
Is there really no way for forcing IE to insert <br/> Tags instead of <p> when pressing Enter.
This CSS-Workaround doesn't help me because I convert the HTML to pdf and the Converter (htmldoc) doesn't interpret CSS.
yours
Memphis100
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