Spaces in HTML layout

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Terry Pinnell

I'm using the Tags box under the HTML Source tab in Page Options to
set up the HTML layout. While I can place extra blank line sbefore or
after tags like 'p' or 'br', I can't seem to do the same for a link.
Presumably I use the 'link; entry for this, but I've also tried
'address' as well. With 2 or 3 lines specified Before Start, there's
no change. Here's a typical fragment from that view, taken from
http://www.cupod-mentoring.com/links.htm

</a>Theme of 2002 Symposium on Teaching Practice in Language Teacher
Education.<br>
<a href="http://www.learningalive.co.uk/"><br>
Learning Alive<br>
</a>Practical teaching resources<br>
<a href="http://www.management-mentors.com/contact.htm"><br>
Management Mentors in the UK<br>
</a>Major contributors to The Institute of Management’s Skills and
 
If I understand your question correctly,
in "editor" place the mouse cursor after the link
and hit Shift+Enter for a blank line.


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I'm using the Tags box under the HTML Source tab in Page Options to
set up the HTML layout. While I can place extra blank line sbefore or
after tags like 'p' or 'br', I can't seem to do the same for a link.
Presumably I use the 'link; entry for this, but I've also tried
'address' as well. With 2 or 3 lines specified Before Start, there's
no change. Here's a typical fragment from that view, taken from
http://www.cupod-mentoring.com/links.htm

</a>Theme of 2002 Symposium on Teaching Practice in Language Teacher
Education.<br>
<a href="http://www.learningalive.co.uk/"><br>
Learning Alive<br>
</a>Practical teaching resources<br>
<a href="http://www.management-mentors.com/contact.htm"><br>
Management Mentors in the UK<br>
</a>Major contributors to The Institute of Management's Skills and
 
Steve Easton said:
If I understand your question correctly,
in "editor" place the mouse cursor after the link
and hit Shift+Enter for a blank line.
Click to expand...

Thanks, but I'm trying to use the *automatic* customising. ("I'm using
the Tags box under the HTML Source tab in Page Options to set up the
HTML layout.") I know how to enter individual blank lines manually...

If FP can't put a blank line before <a href.....> tags, then I guess
I'll have to copy entire HTML to my text editor, do it there, and
paste it back.
 
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