Display mode - how to add <p> element in <li>

Is there a way to start a <p> inside a <li> in display mode?

Sam

Is there a way to start a <p> inside a <li> in display mode?

Yes:

<li><p>text</p></li>

-Darrel

No. Each time you try, you will only start a new list element.

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"darrel" <notreal (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

Is there a way to start a <p> inside a <li> in display mode?

Yes:

li><p>text</p></li

-Darrel

Thanks Murray. My experience confirms it can only be done in CODE view.

My bad - I meant "Design" view in my original post.

Sam

Thanks Murray. My experience confirms it can only be done in CODE view.
My bad - I meant "Design" view in my original post.

Oh. Yea, Murray is correct then. I don't know of anyway to do this in ANY
WYSIWYG tool for that matter. I'm still on the hunt for a WYSIWYG text-area
replacement that can handle ULs.

-Darrel

darrel wrote:

Oh. Yea, Murray is correct then. I don't know of anyway to do this in ANY
WYSIWYG tool for that matter. I'm still on the hunt for a WYSIWYG text-area
replacement that can handle ULs.

Highlight the text you want to appear inside the paragraph and press
Ctrl+T to wrap it, type P and hit the enter key.


Gary

Cheater. That's my secret method.

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"Gary White" <reply (AT) newsgroup (DOT) please> wrote

darrel wrote:

Oh. Yea, Murray is correct then. I don't know of anyway to do this in ANY
WYSIWYG tool for that matter. I'm still on the hunt for a WYSIWYG
text-area
replacement that can handle ULs.


Highlight the text you want to appear inside the paragraph and press
Ctrl+T to wrap it, type P and hit the enter key.


Gary

Highlight the text you want to appear inside the paragraph and press
Ctrl+T to wrap it, type P and hit the enter key.

Once you hit return, though, won't it just start another LI?

-Darrel

No.

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"darrel" <notreal (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

Highlight the text you want to appear inside the paragraph and press
Ctrl+T to wrap it, type P and hit the enter key.

Once you hit return, though, won't it just start another LI?

-Darrel

No.

Hmm...just tried it. That's how it works for me. I can't see of anyway to
enter in multiple paragraphs in one LI via design view.

Wait...I suppose you could do a soft return after each paragraph, enter them
all in, THEN go back and individually wrap each one in a P tag.

Though, this really is what code view is for. ;o)

-Darrel