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Karol Radziuk	Wednesday 25 May 2011 1:57:30 am Hi, I try to insert a white space in ezoe but editor doesn't want to do this. If I turn off visual editor and write    it works. But ezoe does not respond to Shift+Space or Ctrl+Shift+Space (like in Open Office on Ubuntu), Ctrl+Space (hoping for luck). I checked this on FF 3.6 on Windows Vista and on FF 4.0, Opera 11.11, Chrome 11.0.696.43 beta on Ubuntu 10.04. No result. In other posts the issue was resolved (and even on issues.ez.no), but for me it still does not work. Have I forgotten some settings? {$me\|attribute(show,1)}
Brandon Chambers	Tuesday 31 May 2011 1:32:24 pm in content.ini: [paragraph] AllowEmpty=true Allows empty paragraph tags. If you need something more granular I suggest maybe adding a class to the empty paragraph and style it with CSS such that it's a one-liner with a set width and needed margins. Try it out and see if that sets you in the right direction. Good luck, hope this helps. Brandon Chambers [email protected] blog: http://blog.divdesigns.com Granite Horizon / http://granitehorizon.com

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Karol Radziuk

Wednesday 25 May 2011 1:57:30 am

Hi,

I try to insert a white space in ezoe but editor doesn't want to do this. If I turn off visual editor and write

&nbsp;&nbsp;

it works. But ezoe does not respond to Shift+Space or Ctrl+Shift+Space (like in Open Office on Ubuntu), Ctrl+Space (hoping for luck).

I checked this on FF 3.6 on Windows Vista and on FF 4.0, Opera 11.11, Chrome 11.0.696.43 beta on Ubuntu 10.04. No result.

In other posts the issue was resolved (and even on issues.ez.no), but for me it still does not work. Have I forgotten some settings?

{$me|attribute(show,1)}

Brandon Chambers

Tuesday 31 May 2011 1:32:24 pm

in content.ini:

[paragraph]
AllowEmpty=true

Allows empty paragraph tags. If you need something more granular I suggest maybe adding a class to the empty paragraph and style it with CSS such that it's a one-liner with a set width and needed margins. Try it out and see if that sets you in the right direction.

Good luck, hope this helps.

Brandon Chambers
[email protected]
blog: http://blog.divdesigns.com
Granite Horizon / http://granitehorizon.com