Like everybody else in the universe, I am using the textarea designMode feature of FireFox to get a WYSIWYG editor for a wiki.
When my users type in the rich-text editor, I would like it to revert to paragraph mode when they hit Enter after typing headings, and when they hit Enter twice to exit from lists. But it does not: it reverts to "nothing" mode, where the text is outside of all HTML blocks. That is, text they type is not in a <P>...</P> section or any other HTML construct. I read the typing rules behavior document at http://www.mozilla.org/editor/rules.html but the observed behavior of the embedded widget does not match those rules - especially the rules that seem to say you can hit Enter once to get <br>, then hit it again to get <p>. That would be almost as good as staying in <p> mode in the first place. Is there any hope? Some JavaScript I can use to configure the editor, or some mechanism to "trick" the editor into staying in paragraph mode? Thanks. -- Allan Pratt, [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ dev-tech-editor mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-editor
