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03-14-2008, 04:42 AM
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Small problem, any help?
Hello i have a problem with DW CS3, this problem came up 3 days ago, i am
new-ish to DW and i can't find out what has happend, so any help would be very much appreciated. The problem: When i press "Enter" instead of going down to the next line it skips it and go to the next line, so every time i press "Enter" it go's down two line instead of the line under the text i just worte, even if i start a new "Html" page it still happens. Please if any one can help it would be vary apprecitated! Thank you Also here is a image of the problem http://www.ursad.com/Images/Help.jpg Once again thank you! 
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03-14-2008, 12:19 PM
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Re: Small problem, any help?
> When i press "Enter" instead of going down to the next line it skips it
> and go > to the next line, so every time i press "Enter" it go's down two line > instead > of the line under the text i just worte, even if i start a new "Html" page > it > still happens. What you are interpreting as two lines is not two lines. It's the margins between adjacent paragraphs of content, which you have created by clicking the "Enter" key. You can control this easily with CSS. For example, this content - <p>Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content.</p> <p>Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content.</p> will show a margin between these two adjacent paragraphs that is exactly as large as the largest of the top/bottom margin on the two <p> tags involved (in other words, the margins don't add together, they COLLAPSE together). On the other hand, this same content, with some CSS (inline) applied to the <p> tags, will not show any space between the two paragraphs - <p style="margin:0;">Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content.</p> <p style="margin:0;">>Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content.</p> Inline styling is not optimal, however, and so the correct way to do this would be to add a stylesheet to the page - <style type="text/css"> p { margin:0; } </style> .... </head> <body> <p>Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content.</p> <p>Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content. Here is some content.</p> </body> </html> (the code has been truncated at the top for convenience - it should have an opening <html>, and <head> tag, as well as a doctype.) In case you are thinking "Ouch - that's code, and I don't want to learn code", then you have to get over this. If you want to build web pages, you will have to learn some code. -- Murray --- ICQ 71997575 Adobe Community Expert (If you *MUST* email me, don't LAUGH when you do so!) ================== http://www.projectseven.com/go - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources http://www.dwfaq.com - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources ================== "Ursad" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message news:frcs6k$kb3$1@forums.macromedia.com... > Hello i have a problem with DW CS3, this problem came up 3 days ago, i am > new-ish to DW and i can't find out what has happend, so any help would be > very > much appreciated. > > The problem: > When i press "Enter" instead of going down to the next line it skips it > and go > to the next line, so every time i press "Enter" it go's down two line > instead > of the line under the text i just worte, even if i start a new "Html" page > it > still happens. > > Please if any one can help it would be vary apprecitated! > > Thank you > > Also here is a image of the problem http://www.ursad.com/Images/Help.jpg > > > Once again thank you! > > > >
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