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Bosparan · 12-29-2015, 09:34 AM

Hi DiapDealer,

thanks for the near instant answer!

Regarding the format on save:
Too bad that's gone for good. Ah well, even old habits will have to change sometimes. Thanks for the advice about the keyboard shortcuts - didn't find it there when I first looked, revisited the menu after your post and found it now. Memorizing another keybind isn't too much of a trouble, so that issue is well settled.

As for the styling of <br /> Tags in paragraphs ... well, that's more inconvenient, since much of the <br /> use I encounter is in paragraphs.
If that's the way it will be ... well little choice but to live with it (I'm sure you had good reasons for the change on how paragraphs are treated).

Cheers and thanks for all the effort spent on this awesome tool,
Bosparan

Ps.: For reference: I'm using Sigil almost exclusively to edit existing ebooks, creating a uniform formatting design in the books I read. This means I'm mostly doing bulk edits on formattings of all kind.
Don't know whether that's a typical use-case for the program, but it's the point of view I'm experiencing it from.

12-29-2015, 09:34 AM	#3
Bosparan Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2015 Device: Kindle DX	Hi DiapDealer, thanks for the near instant answer! Regarding the format on save: Too bad that's gone for good. Ah well, even old habits will have to change sometimes. Thanks for the advice about the keyboard shortcuts - didn't find it there when I first looked, revisited the menu after your post and found it now. Memorizing another keybind isn't too much of a trouble, so that issue is well settled. As for the styling of <br /> Tags in paragraphs ... well, that's more inconvenient, since much of the <br /> use I encounter is in paragraphs. If that's the way it will be ... well little choice but to live with it (I'm sure you had good reasons for the change on how paragraphs are treated). Cheers and thanks for all the effort spent on this awesome tool, Bosparan Ps.: For reference: I'm using Sigil almost exclusively to edit existing ebooks, creating a uniform formatting design in the books I read. This means I'm mostly doing bulk edits on formattings of all kind. Don't know whether that's a typical use-case for the program, but it's the point of view I'm experiencing it from.