I notice when writing in the product description I would place an <P> to get a new paragraph.
If I do this at the end of the first line(as I have for a decade) it behaves as a <BR>.
But if I put two <P><P> I get a new paragraph.
This happens with the CE Phoenix v1.0.8.0.
Looked on Google but nothing to help
<P> fro new paragraph
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Re: <P> fro new paragraph
You have to close each paragraph with </p>
https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_paragraphs.asp
https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_paragraphs.asp
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Re: <P> fro new paragraph
You do not mention the necessary end tags, e.g. </p>
See - https://phoenixcart.org/phoenixcartwiki ... ormat_Text
See - https://phoenixcart.org/phoenixcartwiki ... ormat_Text
Re: <P> fro new paragraph
Thanks for the help.
Starting with <P> and ending with</P> does work.
I have never had to use that before on the first paragraph, Or on any paragraph,
<P> has always worked and never found it necessary to close </P> it either.
Maybe I was just lucky.
Starting with <P> and ending with</P> does work.
I have never had to use that before on the first paragraph, Or on any paragraph,
<P> has always worked and never found it necessary to close </P> it either.
Maybe I was just lucky.