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Paragraph line spacing

10 years 1 month ago
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Club 1121 Newcastle Toastmasters

I have many occasions when editing a page when I do not want the additional blank line after a c/r which seems to be editor default. I have searched these forums and FTH docs and also CKEditor docs. As far as I can see to do what I want needs the line CKEditor line height plug in ( ckeditor.com/addon/lineheight ). Do you have plans to include this in FTH upgrades? Can I install the plug in myself?

Regards Brian Prior

Example: - WHAT I GET IS

We Meet At: Charlestown Leagues Club

8 Bula Street

Charlestown, NSW

WHAT I WANT IS

We Meet At: Charlestown Leagues Club
8 Bula Street
Charlestown, NSW
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Newcastle Toastmasters, NSW, Australia
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Dynamic Dora Creek Toastmasters, NSW, Australia
Club No 6419
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Re: Paragraph line spacing

10 years 1 month ago - 10 years 1 month ago
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I had the same problem after I tried different ways, I found a way to do it, (see the attached). Highlight the lines you want closer, drop arrow in "FORMAT" and choose "NORMAL". I hope it works for you. Aida.
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Re: Paragraph line spacing

10 years 1 month ago - 10 years 1 month ago
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It is typical on the internet to add extra space between paragraphs. When you use the enter key, it is interpreted as the end of a paragraph by the editor. In other words, the editor decides how to convert the keys you press into the html you see. It may remind you of a word processor, but it really is not.

If you just want to break the line without signaling a new paragraph, just use shift+enter instead ... that inserts a <br/> code instead in the html, which is a line break code. (That is how the editor has defined it.)

I do have some control over how the editor works via its configuration settings. However, I have to be very careful how I make changes, since it affects all users of the system.

I will take a look at other plug-ins in the future.
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Re: Paragraph line spacing

10 years 1 month ago
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Thanks Steve - that fixes it and it is easy. Appreciate your work - Brian
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Aida - thank you so much for this. I will try it soon. Steve the Techie has also come up with "use shift+enter instead ... that inserts a <br/> code instead in the html, which is a line break code." Both are good to know. Brian
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