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Why does HTML Compose double space lines, while Plain text does not?

Thanks!!

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[Eric Stadtherr]

By default, the HTML editor creates paragraph entries (<p> ... </p>) for
each line of text that you enter. The default style for a paragraph then
displays some space between each paragraph.


S c o t t K r a m e r wrote:
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> Why does HTML Compose double space lines, while Plain text does not?
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> Thanks!!
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[Moish-3]

Eric Stadtherr wrote:

> By default, the HTML editor creates paragraph entries (<p> ... </p>) for
> each line of text that you enter. The default style for a paragraph then
> displays some space between each paragraph.
>
>
> S c o t t K r a m e r wrote:
>> Why does HTML Compose double space lines, while Plain text does not?
>>
>> Thanks!!
>>

TinyMCE uses P tag for Enter, thus working as designed.
Use shift+Enter for a single space.
Why? Workaround? OT. Search TinyMCE site. Have fun.

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On Wed, 04 Nov 2009 18:51:40 +0200, Moish <moish@...> wrote:
> Eric Stadtherr wrote:
>> By default, the HTML editor creates paragraph entries (<p> ... </p>)
for
>> each line of text that you enter. The default style for a paragraph
then

>> displays some space between each paragraph.
>>
>>
>> S c o t t K r a m e r wrote:
>>> Why does HTML Compose double space lines, while Plain text does not?
>>>
>>> Thanks!!
>>>
>
> TinyMCE uses P tag for Enter, thus working as designed.
> Use shift+Enter for a single space.
> Why? Workaround? OT. Search TinyMCE site. Have fun.
>
> --
> Moish

ok, also I noticed when creating a *new* message in HTML, the HTML is
single spaced lines!  not very consistent, and probably frustrating to
people

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[Moish-3]

S c o t t K r a m e r wrote:

> On Wed, 04 Nov 2009 18:51:40 +0200, Moish <moish@...> wrote:
>> Eric Stadtherr wrote:
>>> By default, the HTML editor creates paragraph entries (<p> ... </p>)
> for
>>> each line of text that you enter. The default style for a paragraph
> then
>>> displays some space between each paragraph.
>>>
>>>
>>> S c o t t K r a m e r wrote:
>>>> Why does HTML Compose double space lines, while Plain text does not?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!!
>>>>
>> TinyMCE uses P tag for Enter, thus working as designed.
>> Use shift+Enter for a single space.
>> Why? Workaround? OT. Search TinyMCE site. Have fun.
>>
>> --
>> Moish
>
> ok, also I noticed when creating a *new* message in HTML, the HTML is
> single spaced lines!  not very consistent, and probably frustrating to
> people
>

Not quite so here. I'm using FF 3.5.4+RC 0.3.1 and tinymce just follows
the context. I.E. new message-double, forward+reply-if the original is
html then double, otherwise single(even if I switch to html editing).
You may noticed this behavior if you compose a new message using html
editor (double), switch to plain text and then back to html (single).
I guess the reason is that there is no way to reconstruct paragraphs
so why bother with P tag.
I dont have any problems with copy/paste of html content either.

Are you using vanilla installation?


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[emi-6]

Hi!!
If you want a single line (<br>), you'd press SHIFT+ENTER instead of just
ENTER (this is some kind of standard, so you'll fins the same behaviour on
other softwares too).

See you!!
emi

On Wed, 04 Nov 2009 08:13:10 -0700, Eric Stadtherr <estadtherr@...>
wrote:
> By default, the HTML editor creates paragraph entries (<p> ... </p>) for

> each line of text that you enter. The default style for a paragraph then

> displays some space between each paragraph.
>
>
> S c o t t K r a m e r wrote:
>>
>> Why does HTML Compose double space lines, while Plain text does not?
>>
>> Thanks!!
>>
>>
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>>    
>
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