Making Insertion points and Line spacing

[Guest]

Hello,
When I want to add Text, want to squeeze a line in, in a paragraph
I hit the "enter key" but the line drops dop double space. How do I
make it drop down just one "single space".

Also please , How do you make more of those "$" insertion points that sort
of look
like a dollar sign. I need more insertion "$" points to add text and
pictures
they are the only spot where I can add text or pictures instantly.
Thankyou, Susu

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Use SHIFT+Enter to have a single line return.

I have no idea what a "$" insertion point is..so I can't help you with that.

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[Guest]

I can help you with one of your questions regarding adding text (insert one
single space line). Hold down the SHIFT key and press ENTER.

Kenny

 

[Murray]

When I want to add Text, want to squeeze a line in, in a paragraph

I hit the "enter key" but the line drops dop double space. How do I
make it drop down just one "single space".

Use CSS to control the top and bottom margins on the paragraph tags, e.g.,

p { margin-top:.5px; margin-bottom: 5px; } /* adjust to suit */

will do this for you.

Also please , How do you make more of those "$" insertion points that
sort
of look
like a dollar sign. I need more insertion "$" points to add text and
pictures
they are the only spot where I can add text or pictures instantly.

I am not sure what you are referring to here - could this be a DWT
controlled page?

 

[Guest]

Thankyou all for your kind help, The line space problem worked now
that is completely solved, Susu

 

[Murray]

(my opinion) Using CSS in this way is a much better way to solve the problem
than just using a line break. Why? Because the line break will always be
at that point no matter how the text reflows, and it then causes all your
content to be semantically part of the same paragraph....