Thread Starter
wouwou
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Small bump.. been at this problem for days. 🙁
Maybe if you made what the problem is a bit clearer? From what I see, whatever you’re typing into your editor is what shows up on the site. What do you mean by “spacing”…do you mean the line breaks? That’s because WordPress inserts P tags when you start a new paragraph (which is what it *should* do).
I don’t understand what the problem is, exactly.
Thread Starter
wouwou
(@wouwou)
Well I can’t post lines directly after eachotter.
Like this:
Sentence 1
Sentence 2
instead (as you see on the screen) its
Sentence 1
Sentence 2
As you set in word that after a alinea/sentence/whatever you have 12pt space.
Thread Starter
wouwou
(@wouwou)
And I want to write a paragrah like this
Adress
Street Number
City
But I would get
Adress
Street Number
City
Press SHIFT+ENTER at the end of each line to not start a new paragraph.
Ahh..I see.
Well, you could do what Otto says. Anotehr option (I like giving options!) would be to turn off the editor and assign a class to certain paragraphs. So your paragraph could stay as it is for regular blocks of text (with a nice space between paragraphs), but for stuff like the example above, you could put in a class that would remove the space between them.
For example:
<p class="single">Address</p>
<p class="single">Street Number</p>
<p class="single">City</p>
and then in your CSS:
p.single {
line-height:1em;
padding:0;
margin:0;
}
Of course, after reviewing all of that, Otto’s thing seems much simpler 😉
You can also click the “view html” button from the editor and add a single carriage return by adding in the <br /> tag.
Thats what I do… it’s quick and easy.
