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It PageBuilder or Black Studio – removing br tag while in Ve?

9 years ago · Last reply by Andrew Misplon 9 years ago

Black Studio strips out the tag only when you go into the Visual Editor and save that page or PageBuilder block. The reason for the tag is to give relief between the and to the next so that the list items have a line space between them.

While editing in Text mode, the br tags stay in place. I am not sure which plugin is responsible for this. I did post this on the Black Studio support forum at WP.org

Thank you for your great work which PageBuilder presents.

Wired

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  1. wireb 9 years, 9 months ago

    Revised:

    Black Studio strips out the tag only when you go into the Visual Editor and save that page or PageBuilder block. The reason for the tag is to give relief between the

    <li></li>

    and to the next

    <li></li>

    so that the list items have a line space between them.

    While editing in Text mode, the br tags stay in place. I am not sure which plugin is responsible for this. I did post this on the Black Studio support forum at WP.org

    Thank you for your great work which PageBuilder presents.

    Wired

  2. Andrew Misplon Staff 9 years, 9 months ago

    Hi Wired

    Both Black Studio and SiteOrigin Editor widgets are using the default WordPress TinyMCE so the control for this doesn’t lie with either widget. Ideally, though, you should be using CSS to change the space between your list items. Can you perhaps send a link to the page concerned so we can take a look? We can assist with a Custom CSS snippet.

  3. wireb 9 years, 9 months ago

    Thank you for your response and willingness to assist. I do understand about utilizing CSS for the spacing attributes, however the TM script seems to do an auto-correct and there are times where I wish to not have that.

    The thread topic should have been, How to turn auto-correct off on TM.
    But since this is a TinyMCE issue and not PB, I will contact them.

    Kind regards,

    WireB

  4. Andrew Misplon Staff 9 years, 9 months ago

    For sure. It’s really easy to do this with CSS though, it could be as simple as:

    .entry-content ul li {
        padding-bottom: 15px;
    }

    Add to a Custom CSS plugin like SiteOrigin CSS and edit as required.

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