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Paragraphs Issues

  1. nudelmaschine
    Member

    If I make in the backend paragraphs after the heading it sometimes happens that the distances are not taken over. Instead, the distance shrinks and a text block is created.

    If I manually use <p> or & nbsp; It helps a time and then the code disappears and the text block is again available.

    I have this issue with all the themes I use on all domains. That's why I believe it is due to WordPress itself.

    Is there the possibility to solve this problem in the next version?

    Posted: 4 months ago #
  2. Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)
    Administrator

    There are two kinds of editors in WordPress, the HTML/text editor, and the visual GUI editor.

    Which one are you using that doesn't work?

    Can you share a screenshot to explain this issue more clearly?

    Posted: 4 months ago #
  3. nudelmaschine
    Member

    I tried them with both of editors.

    If I wrote the text the space between Heading and Text fits for a while. If I switch between the Editors back and forth the space shrink like the second picture i added.
    On the other side, if i use the Text Editior and create paragraphs with hmtl the spaces shrinks also after a while. And the html Code dissapears automatically.

    Why does this happen? I'm trying to get a specific Wide betwenn the paragraphs and frequently they disappears.

    http://www.pic-upload.de/view-32596872/paragraphs.jpg.html

    http://www.pic-upload.de/view-32596871/paragraphsshrink.jpg.html

    Posted: 4 months ago #
  4. Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)
    Administrator

    Don't switch back and forth between editors. When you do this, TinyMCE tries to reformat based on it's rues and that can be daft.

    If you just want extra space between a header and the subsequent paragraph, the proper fix is to use CSS and code it into your theme, NOT to add in blank paragraphs in the editors. You shouldn't be adjusting that part of layout in your post content.

    Posted: 4 months ago #
  5. nudelmaschine
    Member

    Thx, for your response. So I have to learn CSS a little bit :-)

    Posted: 4 months ago #
  6. Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)
    Administrator

    Your theme should be doing some of this, but yes, CSS would be the right way. Especially since you would edit CSS once and then not have to worry about it again :)

    Posted: 4 months ago #

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