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Firefox BreakElement

Last post 11-10-2005, 7:05 AM by SimonCoope. 2 replies.
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  •  11-08-2005, 10:23 AM 12388

    Firefox BreakElement

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    Posting this again, as I didn't even get a reply last time

    Hi:
     
    I've been checking out a few posts, but am unable to find a concrete answer to the following question.
     
    Is it normal when using the editor in Firefox for it to use BR for a new line when P has been set as the BreakElement property?   Whereas, when I check in IE it follows the BreakElement setting.
     
    Is this a bug?  If so is there a workaround as we want our formatted code to be arranged using paragraph tags but we also want to be able to use the editor with Firefox.
     
    Please help asap, as I can't order this product until I'm sure it uses paragraph elements for supported browsers.
     
    Thanks
     
    Simon

  •  11-08-2005, 2:51 PM 12394 in reply to 12388

    Re: Firefox BreakElement

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    Simon,
     
    You question is not ignored.  By default, FireFox always use BR fro a new line.  Right now we don't have a good solution to force FireFox use paragrapg tag "p".  We did try before, but the result is not expected.
     
    We are working on a solution to this issue and will get back to you as soon as possible.

     

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  •  11-10-2005, 7:05 AM 12469 in reply to 12394

    Re: Firefox BreakElement

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    Thanks for the reply.
     
    Didn't mean to imply I was being ignored.  I just thought a response such as the one you've given to this question could have been supplied for the previous question.
     
    Thanks again.
     
    Simon
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