Try inserting <p class=”spacer”> and define it in style sheet, or even just
`<p style=”line-height:30px”>
(Sorry, Firefox is playing silly buggers and wont let me put the closing p tag on.)
This wont get stripped out
Found this post about the issue, going back nearly a year. There doesn’t really appear to be a solution, the best one mentioned was:
<br clear="all" />
Are you using the Visual Rich Editor?
Still…a double-return should do it for you…
>> Are you using the Visual Rich Editor?
nope. and a double return is stripped out too. i read something about shift-return or something that only works in IE? using firefox i don’t suppose it would work even if i could remember what it was :p
that’s weird – it shouldn’t be doing that. What version are you running?
2.1 (.0 i presume, i never updated to 2.1.1 anyway…). Double return deffinately does nothing, neither does shift-return in IE. Same thing with/without visual rich editor turned on, and in code/visual with it on.
Two or more normal line breaks (in code or just using return) are always converted in to:
</p>
<p>
EDIT: hang on… did i give a horibly bad explanation of my original problem? i’m having trouble getting the equivalent of more than 2 line breaks in to a post, if there’s any confusion 🙂
