On 9/12/2011, stevedennie said:
I've been through all of the pref menus, but can't find a solution.
Am I missing something, or was this functionality removed?
I tend to write entire paragraphs on one "line" in the HTML
document, so I find the current behavior less than ideal.
It was easy enough to work around, it, though. Try the following
search-and-replace grep pattern:
Find: ^(.+)(\r?)(?:\r?)
Replace: <p>\1</p>\2
Make sure "[x] Grep" and "[x] Select text only" are both
checked. Select the paragraphs you want to tag, and run that search-and-replace.
I have it as a saved pattern, so it's not like I'm typing it
every time.
Could always put this in a script or a Text Factory, too, so
that it could have a command-key assigned to it.
Of course it would be idea if there were some way to tell the
HTML tools that you want this tag applied to each line of the
current selection, instead of the whole selection at once. That
would work wonderfully for <li>, <p>, <div>, and lots of other cases.
Seth
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