- From: Laurent Carcone <carcone@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 06 Jul 2009 09:53:00 +0200
- To: Steven Pemberton <Steven.Pemberton@cwi.nl>
- CC: www-amaya@w3.org
Hello Steven, Steven Pemberton a écrit : > I typically write documents with lots of divs, one after the next. My > stylesheet puts a border round each div, so I can see them as I type. > > I used to like the old interface that Amaya had: > > ^H^V to create a div > Type type type > [return] creates a new empty paragraph within the div > [return] deletes the empty paragraph, and leaves the div > > Then I could type ^H^V again, and carry on. > This is how <ul>s (still) work. > > Then the interface got changed, alas, and hitting return multiple > times just gave you empty paragraphs in the div. Instead, you had to: > > ^H^V create the div > Type type type > F2 widen to the whole div > [return] A new empty div was created after the current div. > > Above all this made it hard to insert stuff between divs, and I had to > resort to source view a lot. > > But now even this seems to have changed: if I F2 to the whole div and > hit return, all that happens is the content of the div gets deleted. > Now I have to resort to source view *all the time* for each div. There is a text area at the bottom right of the window to switch the editing mode (Text / XML). If you select the whole div and hit return in XML mode, it should create a new div after (whereas it deletes the div in Text mode). Can you tell us the editing mode currently set for you ? Thanks, Laurent > > Please reinstate the original method! (Shift-return as is used to get > out of a <pre> would be an acceptable second-best). > > Thanks! > > Steven > > >
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