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elearnboy #1
Erroneous code added to page
Hi
I wonder if anyone here can help. I keep getting this code added to my page:
<p style="margin-bottom: 0;"> </p>
whenever one of my users inserts a paragraph break?
Another small problem I have is that the 'italics' and 'bold' formatting
possibilities are not available to my users - I set up their accounts to allow
this?
I would appreciate any help!
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Sudharshan.S #2
Re: Erroneous code added to page
Hi,
Please administer the website and edit the role settings for the required
user. Once the role settings is launched, browse to the styles and formatting
tab and specify all the required settings for the users. Here you will find the
setting to allow the user to use bold, italic, etc.
Hope this helps
sudharshan
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bobolech #3
Re: Erroneous code added to page
For those styled paragraphs, tell your admin to look in the Help for a topic
called "Setting the Editing options in the Role Settings dialog box" and there
you will learn about the two possible settings for how to treat a newline.
If this Editing option ("Paragraph spacing") is set to "One line, as in
standard word processors" then a newline will simply take your cursor to the
next line -- the trouble is that it does this by creating a paragraph with the
inline style that you're seeing. If the role is configured it is set to "Two
lines, as in web page editors" then each time you type in a newline, you will
start a new paragraph, which will typically have an empty line before/after it.
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