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Updating website, adding space

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Updating website, adding space

7 years 7 months ago
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I like when some of the content is spaced out, but I haven't been able to do that in the past few months (I could before). I even tried adding <br>, which worked once & then not again. Could you please advise how to add space between text, pictures, etc. - if I want to add more than one blank line? No matter what I do in the "edit mode", the blank space is removed when saved.

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Re: Updating website, adding space

7 years 7 months ago
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You have to understand the the editor is managing the underlying HTML. You have to use the editor controls.

Press the enter key for a paragraph break, and shift+enter key for a line break (creates a <br> in the HTML).
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Thank you for the prompt response. Yes, I am using the editor controls, but it doesn't seem to "keep" the blank space.

Example: advancedleaderslab.com/

The bottom of the landing page was created a long time ago; there's more space b/w the paragraphs, etc. The top, which gets updated periodically, is all the same spacing.
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See the following: stackoverflow.com/questions/14848326/emp...n-html-editor-or-not

I found that if you put a type a space then press carriage return, the space makes it a "non-empty" paragraph which seems to work. The line break approach should work also, but maybe only from inside a paragraph? :?

You can also use the <div> icon to put some of your content in a div which will allow you to set a style on the div...
e.g. margin-bottom:20px

BTW, it is not the editor doing this space removal. If you press Ctrl-U so that you can see the underlying HTML that is being sent to your browser, you will see that all the <p></p> tags are there. It is the browser that is removing the blank paragraphs.
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