7 Jun
2009
7 Jun
'09
7:08 p.m.
Hi folks, I have two simple questions:
1) I am putting in a Pier page a text I am copying from a .doc (I am copy
pasting it). The main problem I have is with the "Point and beyond". Suppose
I have this text when I am editing the page:
"This is a paragraph that talks about something.
This is another paragraph."
Pier render me this:
This is a paragraph that talks about something. This is another paragraph.
The only way I found to render what I want is using a <br>, like this:
"This is a paragraph that talks about something.<br></br>
This is another paragraph."
Is there an easier way to do this ?
2) In a Pier page, I have text and an image embebed. Suppose something like
this:
"Buceo en Madryn y Península de Valdés.
+/LugaresDestino/Provincia - Chubut/Puerto Madryn/Foto - Buceo - Puerto
Madryn+
Otras actividades, se puede realizar Mountain bike, trekking, sandboard,
cabalgatas, paseos náuticos, windsurf pueden ser comunes a otros sitios,
pero pocas veces se unen a un escenario atractivo."
In this case +/LugaresDestino/Provincia - Chubut/Puerto Madryn/Foto - Buceo
- Puerto Madryn+ is a picture but the width of this picure is less than
the area of the text. So, the text "Otras actividades, se puede......"
estar to render at the right of the picture. Suppose I don't want this and
want this text to start below the picture. how can I do this ?
If I wasn't clear enough I can attach an screenshot.
Thanks in advance,
Mariano
7 Jun
7 Jun
7:18 p.m.
Hi,
1) there is no other way if you want to force a breakpoint
2) you could put the picture in a div to force a new line
<div>+mypicture+</div>
my text
Cheers,
Doru
On 7 Jun 2009, at 19:08, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
Hi folks, I have two simple questions:
1) I am putting in a Pier page a text I am copying from a .doc (I am
copy pasting it). The main problem I have is with the "Point and
beyond". Suppose I have this text when I am editing the page:
"This is a paragraph that talks about something.
This is another paragraph."
Pier render me this:
This is a paragraph that talks about something. This is another
paragraph.
The only way I found to render what I want is using a <br>, like this:
"This is a paragraph that talks about something.<br></br>
This is another paragraph."
Is there an easier way to do this ?
2) In a Pier page, I have text and an image embebed. Suppose
something like this:
"Buceo en Madryn y Península de Valdés.
+/LugaresDestino/Provincia - Chubut/Puerto Madryn/Foto - Buceo -
Puerto Madryn+
Otras actividades, se puede realizar Mountain bike, trekking,
sandboard, cabalgatas, paseos náuticos, windsurf pueden ser comunes
a otros sitios, pero pocas veces se unen a un escenario atractivo."
In this case +/LugaresDestino/Provincia - Chubut/Puerto Madryn/Foto
- Buceo - Puerto Madryn+ is a picture but the width of this
picure is less than the area of the text. So, the text "Otras
actividades, se puede......" estar to render at the right of the
picture. Suppose I don't want this and want this text to start below
the picture. how can I do this ?
If I wasn't clear enough I can attach an screenshot.
Thanks in advance,
Mariano
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7:21 p.m.
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 2:18 PM, Tudor Girba <girba(a)iam.unibe.ch> wrote:
Hi,
1) there is no other way if you want to force a breakpoint
ok.
2) you could put the picture in a div to force a new line
<div>+mypicture+</div>
my text
Worked perfect!!
Thanks Doru
Mariano
Cheers,
Doru
On 7 Jun 2009, at 19:08, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
Hi folks, I have two simple questions:
1) I am putting in a Pier page a text I am copying from a .doc (I am copy
pasting it). The main problem I have is with the "Point and beyond". Suppose
I have this text when I am editing the page:
"This is a paragraph that talks about something.
This is another paragraph."
Pier render me this:
This is a paragraph that talks about something. This is another paragraph.
The only way I found to render what I want is using a <br>, like this:
"This is a paragraph that talks about something.<br></br>
This is another paragraph."
Is there an easier way to do this ?
2) In a Pier page, I have text and an image embebed. Suppose something
like this:
"Buceo en Madryn y Península de Valdés.
+/LugaresDestino/Provincia - Chubut/Puerto Madryn/Foto - Buceo - Puerto
Madryn+
Otras actividades, se puede realizar Mountain bike, trekking, sandboard,
cabalgatas, paseos náuticos, windsurf pueden ser comunes a otros sitios,
pero pocas veces se unen a un escenario atractivo."
In this case +/LugaresDestino/Provincia - Chubut/Puerto Madryn/Foto -
Buceo - Puerto Madryn+ is a picture but the width of this picure is less
than the area of the text. So, the text "Otras actividades, se puede......"
estar to render at the right of the picture. Suppose I don't want this and
want this text to start below the picture. how can I do this ?
If I wasn't clear enough I can attach an screenshot.
Thanks in advance,
Mariano
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understanding."
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8 Jun
8 Jun
1:34 p.m.
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 7:18 PM, Tudor Girba<girba(a)iam.unibe.ch> wrote:
1) there is no other way if you want to force a
breakpoint
Adding a blank line in-between should also do it:
This is a paragraph that talks about something.
This is another paragraph.
2) you could put the picture in a div to force a new
line
<div>+mypicture+</div>
http://www.piercms.com/doc/faq#24549845
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2:19 p.m.
On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 10:34 AM, Damien Cassou <damien.cassou(a)gmail.com>wrote;wrote:
this was just added or it was there before my question? If it was
before....sorry
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 7:18 PM, Tudor
Girba<girba(a)iam.unibe.ch> wrote:
Yes thanks! I then noticed that. But, not always I want a black line, but
this:
"This is a paragraph that talks about something.
This is another paragraph. "
Having both ways is what I needed :)
1) there is no other way if you want to force a
breakpoint
Adding a blank line in-between should also do it:
This is a paragraph that talks about something.
This is another paragraph.
2) you could put the picture in a div to force a
new line
<div>+mypicture+</div>
http://www.piercms.com/doc/faq#24549845
--
Damien Cassou
http://damiencassou.seasidehosting.st
"Lambdas are relegated to relative obscurity until Java makes them
popular by not having them." James Iry
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4:16 p.m.
>>>> "Mariano" == Mariano
Martinez Peck <marianopeck(a)gmail.com> writes:
Mariano> "This is a paragraph that talks about something.
Mariano> This is another paragraph. "
But in English, those aren't paragraphs. So, I wouldn't know
that's what you intended.
The blank line (or at least an indent) serves to warn the reader
that the topic is changing. A simple line-break doesn't do so.
That's because line breaks also have to be inserted when the line reaches
its limit.
So, please, the reason you can't do what you want, is that the reader
wouldn't know what you mean.
Don't fight it. Use it as it was intended.
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