Back to the issue of Blank Lines
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I’m sorry to have to revisit this topic again. However, I tried the suggested given for creating blank lines.
The one that worked most recently was <p> </P> … my point is “most recently” Last week I able to useto get blank lines. I have two issues:
1. from day to day a fix seems to work or not work.
2. wordpress seems to strip the code after I do a save.Am I missing something? This issue alone creates hours of wasted time. If someone could help, it would truly
be appreciated.PIiPr
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my examples were lost, ‘<p> ></p>’ worked most recently…
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One stable solution is invisible text:
<div style="visibility:hidden;">ANY_CHARACTERS_HERE</div>
You can make it adjustable by adding a height command as well, e.g.:
<div style="visibility:hidden;height:2.2em;">ANY_CHARACTERS_HERE</div>Another stable (also adjustable) solution is padding above or below a section, e.g.:
<div style="padding-top:1.4em;">TEXT_HERE</div>
<div style="padding-bottom:.8em;">TEXT_HERE</div> -
So inserting blank line(s) using
<p> </p>simply doesn’t work anymore?
Great workaround, Panaghiotisadam — bookmarked and saved! -
@babaliciou5: Thanks. The p solutions are not dependable: once the simple p-p used to work, then it wouldn’t and the p-nbsp-p would, then the other way round, or the same code would work in one computer but not in another… Then devblog came up with a different idea; then Tess found out devblog’s solutions got stripped out if you switched to visual and back to html… Couple of days ago another member suggested br-class-blank… So I’m fed up, and I’m using the solutions I suggested above.
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Panos,
This looks as though it will work. Thanks.
I’ve been resorting to the “.” colored white option which is clunky. -
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