R Landfill wrote: > When typing a new paragraph I get to place in the sentence where I have > a phrase that I want to format as a "code" element. So, I type Ctrl-I > and choose "code". I then type the text I want formatted as code. But I > cannot seem to get OUT of the code element. If I hit the right arrow > nothing happens. > > If I insert a code element in the _middle_ of existing text, the right > arrow will get me out, but not if the code element is the last thing in > the document. So this means I have to type the phrase normally and then > go back and make it a code element which is not efficient.
Fortunately this is not the case. > What am I missing? The last element of a paragraph being a <code>, you need to insert a plain text node after it: Ctrl-J (Insert *After*) then choose "(text)" from the list (autocompletion is supported). This operation being very common, there is a very useful shortcut for it: simply hit the Insert key. --- PS: Have you taken the time to read the tutorial? http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/user/tutorial_modular_document.html If you don't do it you'll loose your time, because our XML editor is *not* intuitive to use. ----- PS 2: The answer to your question is found in "Chapter 4. Being productive with XXE": http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/user/being_productive.html
