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 Posted 18/03/2004 05:12:06 |
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Hi Ryan Some not so sofisticated users get confused by the difference of a break-tag and a paragraph-tag, and can't understand the difference. Couldn't you make it an option like RTB.com's WYSIWYG editor that an <ENTER> makes a <BR> in HTML instead of an <P>? Best Regards Christian Koerner
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| Posted 18/03/2004 09:15:13 |
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IF.NET 4.2 Coming Soon
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This will be a optional property within the server control for the next release  Thanks for your feedback Christian please any further suggestions please post them, Hope this helps
Kindest Regards,
Ryan Healey
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| Posted 27/04/2004 05:07:30 |
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One snip of a style sheet can fix this short term :-) p { margin: 0em; }
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If you make it idiot proof, they'll make a better idiot
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| Posted 27/04/2004 05:08:43 |
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IF.NET 4.2 Coming Soon
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Only problem is this would also update every other paragraph break on the same page I'll need to look at this. This will be an optional property within the editor
Kindest Regards,
Ryan Healey
Director / Developer
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http://demos.instantasp.co.uk/
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