By kahara on

Does everyone experience this issue with tinyMCE that whenever I start typing straight away and hit enter after a few words, it inserts the < p > tags.
But when I hit enter BEFORE I start typing, the < p > tags are no longer inserted.
Any idea why?

I'm trying to get rid of the < p > < / p > tags, because text looks like this:

Does everyone experience this issue with tinyMCE that whenever I start typing straight away and hit enter after a few words, it inserts the < p > tags.

But when I hit enter BEFORE I start typing, the < p > tags are no longer inserted.

Any idea why?

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

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xstevex’s picture

xstevex commented

I've used tinyMCE and found many things like this of adding unneeded code. I does an ok job but I don't think there's an WYSIWYG editor that does a perfect job. I always find I want to clean it up afterwards. Try hitting enter before you start typing then when you finish typing, go back and take out the space (??).

kahara’s picture

kahara commented

we decided not to implement tinyMCE because of issues like this. Of course I can hit enter before typing, but I can't expect all users to do the same.
If there's anyone with a solution for this problem, let me know!

cratos’s picture

cratos commented

This issue is really annoying, and i am also subscribing for anyone who knows a good solution to solve this...

cgjohnson’s picture

cgjohnson commented

Because they show up in teasers and muck things up on our Views pages.

Anyone know how I can tell TinyMCE not to automatically insert para tags before all new lines when I'm starting to type in the node body? thanks.

greenlite’s picture

greenlite commented

You might want to set forced_root_block to false.

http://drupal.org/node/333937#comment-1242085

doubleC’s picture

doubleC commented

This link is pretty helpful:
http://groups.drupal.org/node/4114

To go onto a new line and not create another paragraph, press enter/return while holding down shift.