JC Helary wrote:
I found the following structure in a text box attached to a cell:

A sentence is split in two by a line break and the corresponding code looks like:

<text:p style-name="style1"><text:span style-name="style2">beginning of string</text:span></text:p> <text:p style-name="style1"><text:span style-name="style2">end of string.</text:span></text:p>

Why is it necessary to implement 2 <text:p> when the styles are identical in both segments ?
Ain't there a way to have a line break without resorting to <text:p> ?

<text:p> is a single paragraph. If there are multiple paragraphs, you'll get multiple <text:p> elements, regardless of formatting.

Niklas

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