When I change the name.com how do I get my upgrade to premium to transfer?
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I created a blog acollaborationwiththeunknowninperspective.com, and then I got an upgrade to premium, and then I changed the name.com to acollaborationwiththeunknown.com, and now I no longer seem to have premium. How to I transfer the upgrade now that the other blog is deleted?
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Hi there,
Your Premium plan is currently linked to your renamed site acollaborationwiththeunknown.wordpress.com, which you can view here: https://acollaborationwiththeunknown.wordpress.com/
I checked and confirmed that the Premium features are active on your site there. Is there a particular feature you’re having trouble with?
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Other than learning all the features of WordPress, no. I am having a big problem, though, converting from Blogger because I have a lot of poetry, and that needs single spacing, and I need to know if it’s possible to cut from Word or Blogger and paste into WordPress and have single spaced lines and not have to shft/return for every single line. I don’t mind having to go through and manually double space after, since that’s a lot less time consuming. Anyway, thank you. If you can’t help with this matter tell me where to go to ask this if you don’t mind.
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One way to ensure single-spaced lines (and other specific spacing within the lines) is to mark the poetry as pre-formatted text when you paste it into the editor. That tells the editor to preserve the spacing in the text you’re pasting in.
If that doesn’t work for you, or you’d like to investigate a different approach, it’d help if I could see an example of text that you imported or pasted from another source (like Blogger or Word) that ended up with to much spacing or other formatting issues. (A link to a post where you haven’t already fixed the spacing would be great as an example.) That way I can suggest fixes that are specific to your writing. :)
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https://acollaborationwiththeunknown.wordpress.com/2012/05/26/issue-1/ That is issue One, and that’s the way I get it, and then I have to size the headings and single space lines.
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Thanks for the example! The spacing comes from the margin your theme adds below each paragraph in the post. One way to deal with that is to customize your theme to reduce or remove that margin.
Here’s the theme’s default CSS for those margins:
.entry-content p { margin: 0 0 1.714285714rem; }You can adjust the value 1.714285714rem to make that bottom margin smaller, or you can remove it entirely with custom CSS like this:
.entry-content p { margin: 0; }Either way, you can enter the modified CSS in your site’s Customizer, in the CSS section, to modify that part of your theme’s design.
Please let me know how that goes! :)
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I’ve certainly taken enough of your time, but if I change the CSS will that change the spacing in the whole blog or only what I paste and post from now on?
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Rachel, your support is appreciated. When I change the CSS the spacing for the whole blog changes, so that’s a no go. I’m trying to do the
<pre>and was successful a single time, but now no. When I put it in the HTML view it has an indent I can’t get rid of, and I haven’t figured out how to use the pre in the drop down menu in the visual view: do you hit it then paste the text or paste the text, highlight it, and then hit it? -
Ah yes, if you only want to change it as you paste in new text, the pre tag is the way to go. When using the drop-down in the visual editor, you can highlight the text you pasted in and then select it from that drop-down menu.
Please let me know if you run into any more trouble with that!
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