No, that’s how an editor works. You can manually remove the p tags in the HTML code if you wish, however. Or you could type in the HTML window — where returns don’t matter. But beware of doing that — as you then have to enter all correct html tags manually too. — so unless you know html and know how to validate pages, it’s not very advisable.
A word processor is an editor and you can do anything you want. There must be a way in the css to disable it. Anybody?
It’s not a question of CSS — it has nothing to do with CSS.
Word processors are not editors in the same way the WP editor is. It’s a completely different animal. The purpose of a WP editor is that it allows you to enter content without knowing or entering HTML tags. So when you press enter/return the editor assumes you want a paragraph — same as in Word. Return makes a paragraph. You cannot disable it.
Found several plugins that are designed to override “wpautop” but they do not seem to work.
Also, this seems to work…
“Holding the shift key and pressing enter will create a line-break instead of a new paragraph.”
Still like to kill it in “css” is anybody knows how.
