How can I make the spacing between two lines default in frontpage.

G

Guest

when i press "enter" after typing a line in textbox/table in frontpage, it
directly goes to third line instead of immediate (2nd) line..I want it to go
on 2nd line..Paragraph--Line spacing--single ..here doesnt work.

Guide me for the same
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

Use Shift-Enter (to generate a <br> tag)

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| when i press "enter" after typing a line in textbox/table in frontpage, it
| directly goes to third line instead of immediate (2nd) line..I want it to go
| on 2nd line..Paragraph--Line spacing--single ..here doesnt work.
|
| Guide me for the same
 
R

Ronx

Use CSS to set the paragraph top and bottom margins.
In the <head> section of the page, in Code view, add
<style type="text/css">
p {margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0;}
</style>

This goes anywhere between the <head> and </head> tags in code view.

It is not a good idea to use FrontPage text boxes, if these are
created from the Drawing toolbar. Text boxes, and all other objects
(WordArt, ShapeArt etc.) created with the drawing toolbar, use VML
graphics which are only visible in Internet Explorer. Other browsers
will render these objects as either nothing at all or as very low
quality .gif images. Any links in Text Boxes will only work in IE.
There are other problems associated with VML graphics, such as the
impression that the graphic moves around when the browser window size
is changed (actually, the page moves around the graphic which is fixed
by Absolute Positioning.) - another good reason to not use them.
 
M

MD Websunlimited

Hi Jaimin,

It is the same as in MS Word, to cause a line break, not a paragraph break, do a shift + enter.
 

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