Text Question... - Net Objects Fusion

I couldn't find that out either - I think I tried adding some HTML ( <br> ).
If I did, it didn't work. If I didn't - well, try it ; )

Also, you could try copying + pasting from a text editor. Unless the support
guys show us something we've hopefully missed ; )

David

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Kevin Currall <kcurrall@roberttalbott.com> wrote in message
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> One of the pages on our site lists alot of text, and whenever I hit
> carriage return, the spacing between the text lines is huge. I realize
> that by continually typing in the text box without carriage returns is
> better and makes the layout of the text look normal, but due to the need
> for a certain look, carriage returns are necessary. Any hints as to how
> to adjust the spacing between lines of text?

This is a simple one, guys.
Enter places the paragraph tag <P>
Shift Enter, places the new line tag <BR>

Cheers !

Ric

David Robinson wrote:

> I couldn't find that out either - I think I tried adding some HTML ( <br> ).
> If I did, it didn't work. If I didn't - well, try it ; )
>
> Also, you could try copying + pasting from a text editor. Unless the support
> guys show us something we've hopefully missed ; )
>
> David
>
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> Kevin Currall <kcurrall@roberttalbott.com> wrote in message
> news:37E9640F.375C@roberttalbott.com...
> > One of the pages on our site lists alot of text, and whenever I hit
> > carriage return, the spacing between the text lines is huge. I realize
> > that by continually typing in the text box without carriage returns is
> > better and makes the layout of the text look normal, but due to the need
> > for a certain look, carriage returns are necessary. Any hints as to how
> > to adjust the spacing between lines of text?

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Kevin,

Shift/return

....puts a line break rather than a paragraph break.

This may also be of interest:
http://www.pnc.com.au/~lurex/dallas/...dy/textinbody/

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Dallas
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Kevin Currall wrote:
>
> One of the pages on our site lists alot of text, and whenever I hit
> carriage return, the spacing between the text lines is huge. I realize
> that by continually typing in the text box without carriage returns is
> better and makes the layout of the text look normal, but due to the need
> for a certain look, carriage returns are necessary. Any hints as to how
> to adjust the spacing between lines of text?

Keep in mind one thing:

Ending a line with a "line break" does *not* separate the text after the
"line break" from the paragraph. This means that any "Paragraph"
formatting you have set will carry over past the "line break".

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Dallas Lewis wrote:
>
> Kevin,
>
> Shift/return
>
> ...puts a line break rather than a paragraph break.
>
> This may also be of interest:
> http://www.pnc.com.au/~lurex/dallas/...dy/textinbody/
>
> --
> Dallas
> Team NetObjects
>
> Kevin Currall wrote:
> >
> > One of the pages on our site lists alot of text, and whenever I hit
> > carriage return, the spacing between the text lines is huge. I realize
> > that by continually typing in the text box without carriage returns is
> > better and makes the layout of the text look normal, but due to the need
> > for a certain look, carriage returns are necessary. Any hints as to how
> > to adjust the spacing between lines of text?

In Fusion, try using CNTL-Enter; it allows for single spacing of text

Kevin Currall <kcurrall@roberttalbott.com> wrote in message
news:37E9640F.375C@roberttalbott.com...
> One of the pages on our site lists alot of text, and whenever I hit
> carriage return, the spacing between the text lines is huge. I realize
> that by continually typing in the text box without carriage returns is
> better and makes the layout of the text look normal, but due to the need
> for a certain look, carriage returns are necessary. Any hints as to how
> to adjust the spacing between lines of text?