Thread: Auto-add <br/> tag in every blank line
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Old 11-24-2022, 02:05 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by MgHar View Post
In Capture 2 you'll see that I've added "<br/><br/>" to lines 14, 16 and 18. The result is visible in the preview pane. The paragraphs are now separated AND if I adjust the preview pane width, the wrapping will auto-adjust perfectly, and the paragraphs will remain separated. That's the result I'm looking for.

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Just in case the other explanations didn't help, here's mine: In Capture 2 replace the <br/><br/> with </p><p>. The </p> ends the <p> at the top and then the <p> starts a new paragraph, giving you the same visual effect, after you add the class and margin-top CSS as per the suggestion from theducks. You can do a search and replace for a blank line.
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