Thread: Carriage Returns not translating
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Old 04-20-2011, 11:16 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by oldbitcollector View Post
Somehow I'm sure this is a common rookie question, but searching the forum, I didn't see it referenced...

Carriage returns are not being translated to <BR> in the code view portion. Is there an easy way to solve this without inserting each one manually?

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That is NOT the normal way for (re)Flow.
<p>All the sentences that make a paragraph. How ever many there are.</p>
<p>A new Paragraph. The style applied to the 'p' tag sets the inter paragraph spacing and margins And Justification</p>
<br /> shold be reserved for those cases where you need to split a line, but do not want to invoke a new tag. <h3>Chapter Five Thousand and Two: <br /> A really long winded number and sub heading</h3>
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