[EK] Internet Explorer & Line Break Formatting

[anonymous]

In Internet Explorer (and perhaps other browsers), when entering two lines of text separated by a line break (<Shift>-Enter), the last selected alignment takes preference over what was previously entered for the other line of text. For example, if you want to create two lines of text and center align the first line of text and left align the second line of text, select the first line of text and center align it then go down to the next line of text and left align it, both lines are left aligned.

This process works fine in stable and current Firefox 1.07 with the <div> tags showing up accordingly in the source code.

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Moved from SF:
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[Martin Kou]

Marking it as [EK] (Enter Key).

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Moved from SF. Original poster: fredck

We are also experiencing the same bahavior. Has this been resolved?

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Moved from SF. Original poster: Anonymous

[Frederico Caldeira Knabben]

Now, with the changes made for version 2.5, we have the same behavior on all browsers, but when EnterMode=p, the alignment will always be applied to the entire block. This is the expected behavior. If you need each <br> separated line to behave as a distinct block, you must use EnterMode=br.