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The Paragraph spacing section of the Editing category in the Permission Group dialog box lets you specify how Contribute applies HTML paragraph tags, which determines whether blank lines appear between paragraphs as a user types.
One line, as in standard word processors applies inline CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) styles to each new p
tag. The CSS styles defined for a website usually cause paragraphs to be rendered closer together. This style is often more familiar to users who have worked with desktop publishing applications, which provide greater typographic control. Users can include more space between paragraphs by pressing Enter twice to insert a standard HTML paragraph (p
) tag.
Note: A trade-off to consider is that the use of inline CSS styles causes more complex mark-up tags to be inserted into the page. This can make the HTML structure of the page less clear to web designers who view the HTML tags.
Two lines, as in web page editors inserts standard HTML paragraphs using p
tags. When a user presses the Enter key, Contribute inserts the HTML p
tag; browsers display a blank line between paragraphs that use the p
tag.
The following example illustrates how these two spacing schemes are rendered in a browser.
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