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Hello. I publish an online literary journal and often have to format poetry in unique ways, such as carefully controlling line breaks and indenting lines in the middle of a paragraph. In Enfold’s textblock, many of the codes I enter on the Text tab are immediately discarded when I change back to Visual, such as
<br>
<p> </p>…and blank spaces at the beginning of lines. Is there a way to make Enfold respect my decisions? These are not incorrectly placed, and while they may seen redundant, they’re not. I can demonstrate this with a video if necessary.
Thanks,
PaulI would recommend using html entities. Unfortunately, even there it is sometimes the case that a new call of the editor mode / visual mode leaves them effective or not, but they are no longer visible in the backend. One example is the so-called softhyphen – a conditional hyphen.
Günter has created a plugin with which it was possible to set the characters larger / smaller as well as in the layout elements, without them being evaluated as tag beginnings. Since I didn’t want to put 3 # characters before and after the abbreviation, I shortened it to one # character and extended the list that could be used with the plugin.
So if i would like to have an invisible Space at the beginning of one line i inserted instead: #nbsp#
See the plugin here: https://pastebin.com/jttc230x
Download it here: specialcharacter Pluginjust put it into your plugins folder via ftp
Hi,
Thank you for the info @Guenni007.
Another way to prevent the editor from discarding or formatting the content is to apply attributes to the html elements, such as class names or IDs. For example:
<br class="av-permanent-br"> <p class="av-permanent-p"></p>The editor should not remove these elements, even if they are deemed unnecessary.
Best regards,
Ismael
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