Hi,
I'm having an issue with alignments. Here's what I want:
blah blah blah (p)
blah blah blah (p.class1)
[IMAGE] blah blah blah (p.class2)
It displays well in print output, but when I build the HTML5 output, p.class2 remains aligned to p
In edition mode, it displays well for both formats.
Has anyone encountred a similar issue?
Thanks
paragraph alignment issue
Re: paragraph alignment issue
It seeems that the post does not display content as what we can see in "Preview" mode.
Here's the explanation: p is not indented. p.class1 and p.class2 are indented and aligned to each other.
Thanks
Here's the explanation: p is not indented. p.class1 and p.class2 are indented and aligned to each other.
Thanks
Re: paragraph alignment issue
First, if you need to show alignment of something in this forum, put it inside a Code block. Won't be pretty, but it retains extra spaces.
Second, if a style displays correctly in one medium but not the other, than odds are that you defined an attribute in the print medium, in this case, but not the medium used by the online output (usually the default medium). What likely happened is that your Stylesheet Editor was showing the print medium, either when you created p.class2 or when you set its alignment attribute. So the class and/or the alignment attribute are defined in the print medium only. You'd need to make sure the class and its attribute are also set in the medium you're using for the online output (again, usually the default medium, but some people use the non-print medium for online outputs).
Second, if a style displays correctly in one medium but not the other, than odds are that you defined an attribute in the print medium, in this case, but not the medium used by the online output (usually the default medium). What likely happened is that your Stylesheet Editor was showing the print medium, either when you created p.class2 or when you set its alignment attribute. So the class and/or the alignment attribute are defined in the print medium only. You'd need to make sure the class and its attribute are also set in the medium you're using for the online output (again, usually the default medium, but some people use the non-print medium for online outputs).
Lisa
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