Steve McMillen wrote:
I agree. There should be a preference for users who want <p> instead of <br>. It would also be nice to have Shift-Enter or Ctrl-Enter insert a <p>.If you go to Format|Paragraph and select paragraph, then <p><br></p> is inserted in the document.
Fine if you want to default to <br> but for those of us trying to use Composer as an editor it would be nice to offer the choice.
Thx, Steve
Peter Valdemar M?rch wrote:
Hi,
There are many threads here and there about how <br> is inserted by default so as not to confuse HTML mail users. Fine.
I also found many places that said that shift-return or hitting return twice should instert a <p>. It doesn't. Not on my W2K running v:1.5 at least.
Is there any way to insert a paragraph mark apart from going to the HTML Source window? shift-return would be wonderful! But it doesn't work.... :-(
I can't even figure out how to do it with the mouse! Should I fiddle with the .jar file just to get paragraph marks? I must be missing something... Or what?
Peter
But that's not what you wanted maybe?
Bernard
The behavior when setting the style to paragraph is not really what I expected or wanted. When I press Enter I still get a <br> but its still within the same paragraph region.
I don't see a way for the Enter key to insert a new paragraph below the current one. That is, if my cursor is at the "*" below:
<p>Some text.*</p>
Then when I press enter I would like to get:
<p>Some text.</p> <p>*</p>
where my cursor is not in a new paragraph.
In the end, I think I'll just get used to pressing enter twice when I want a new paragraph. Arguably, this is how most editors work - I just got used paragraphs as the default with other HTML editors.
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