In my editor I had:

editor.BreakElement= "br"

This makes bulleted and numbered lists behave badly. EG if I had six lines of text (each time hitting return at the end) and I wanted to make one of the lines a bullet or a number all of the line had this style applied. 
Q1..Why is this? 
Q2..Is there any way to use a BR tag as the break element avoiding this behaviour?

 

I Then came to the forum to post it as a question while testing the same process in your editor.  I could not replicate the behaviour.  After looking at your HTML I realized you guys use a DIV for the break element.

Q3..How can I stop a BR behaving badly?
Q4..Can you point me to an editor using a BR that behaves as it should?

 

TYIA

These questions seem very strait forward.  Have I not been clear enough?  What more do you need to know?

 

TYIA

This is not an online Eidtor issue. It's about HTML List Rules.
 
First let's make a test.

 

Type the following HTML code into the FrontPage (if you installed it on your machine):

 

test<br/>

test<br/>

test<br/>

test<br/>

test<br/>

test<br/>

test<br/>

 

Select the first line and click the order list.

 

You will find out FrontPage has the same behavior as Cute Editor.

 

The <br> tag is a special HTML element, not a Block-level element like <div>, <p>

 

Like other editors, Cute Editor implements the IE MSHTML Editing Platform.

 

One of the general rules for what happens when you click on a list toolbar button:

For selected paragraphs that are not list items, make each paragraph a list item.

 

I know it's a bit tricky when intervening <br> element. The users may want the editor automatically remove <br> elements; And also want the editor add a list item between each <br>...

I write code in homesite and are strictly a hand coder.  I dont have FP DW or any of those other WSIWYG editors on my machine.

 

Thankyou for addressing this issue.  We have a more important one at hane.  Please give me a contact for your upper level management aspa - The IE 5.5 thing is about to cause my company to loose a great deal of money, we need to speak to your business process people.

 

 

TYIA