Cursor returning to sentence begining when 'enter key is pressed
mechman48 | 19/11/2016 17:48:06 |
![]() 2947 forum posts 468 photos | Any body tell me why, this week, when I have typed in any sentences, & I want to move down to a new sentence the cursor shifts back to the beginning of the sentence instead of dropping down one line, I have to press 'shift' & 'enter' together to drop cursor to start / continue sentence. It only happens on this website, don't have this problem with other forums, any one else have / had this |
Chris Gunn | 19/11/2016 20:29:59 |
459 forum posts 28 photos | Chris Gunn George it happens to me as well, on this forum and on my emails too, via the BT email. There it goes it did it again!!!
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Chris Evans 6 | 19/11/2016 20:50:50 |
![]() 2156 forum posts | That has always happened on this forum site. I simply press return then the page down arrow things to get to a new sentence. Simples. |
Neil Wyatt | 19/11/2016 21:52:44 |
![]() 19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles | It never used to happen, but Apple made a change in how their editor behaves a few years ago, Neil |
mechman48 | 19/11/2016 23:54:25 |
![]() 2947 forum posts 468 photos | Posted by Chris Evans 6 on 19/11/2016 20:50:50: That has always happened on this forum site. I simply press return then the page down arrow things to get to a new sentence. Simples.
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Enough! | 20/11/2016 01:21:02 |
1719 forum posts 1 photos | Works fine for me (Firefox, Windows 8.1). <Enter> at the end of line above gives double spacing.
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Steven Vine | 20/11/2016 09:10:10 |
340 forum posts 30 photos | On my machines: windows 10 + edge browser = pressing the ENTER key performs a carriage return only (ie cursor goes to start of line). windows 10 + firefox browser = pressing ENTER key performs a carriage return (ie cursor goes to start of line) plus 2 line feeds. It is very annoying that i get 2 linefeeds in this editor window! And since when has pressing SHIFT+ENTER been the way to perform a CR+LF. It goes against convention. I've noticed that line feeds sometimes get stripped out of emails when the email is transported across different platforms. The format of the line breaks gets messed up, and the composition looks all wrong. These 'new kid on the block' programmers are changing convention (because they can and because it seems a good idea to them). It is leading to chaos. Steve Edited By Steven Vine on 20/11/2016 09:17:25 Edited By Steven Vine on 20/11/2016 09:19:16 |
Ian S C | 20/11/2016 09:39:34 |
![]() 7468 forum posts 230 photos | I used to use IE when I was on W-7, ended up having to change to W-10, tried using IE, and found the same problem, plus I couldn't post photos. Changed to Google Chrome, no problems. Ian S C |
Michael Gilligan | 20/11/2016 09:49:03 |
![]() 23121 forum posts 1360 photos | Posted by Steven Vine on 20/11/2016 09:10:10:
These 'new kid on the block' programmers are changing convention (because they can and because it seems a good idea to them). It is leading to chaos. . For what it's worth [which is probably not much], I have just skimmed through the html for this page. <script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.model-engineer.co.uk/ckeditor/ckeditor.js?d=181113"> ... seems to confirm my belief that the forum uses CKEditor **LINK** http://ckeditor.com/ Someone with a better skill-set might like to investigate further. MichaelG.
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Neil Wyatt | 20/11/2016 09:51:02 |
![]() 19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles | Posted by Steven Vine on 20/11/2016 09:10:10:
On my machines: windows 10 + edge browser = pressing the ENTER key performs a carriage return only (ie cursor goes to start of line). windows 10 + firefox browser = pressing ENTER key performs a carriage return (ie cursor goes to start of line) plus 2 line feeds. It is very annoying that i get 2 linefeeds in this editor window! And since when has pressing SHIFT+ENTER been the way to perform a CR+LF. It goes against convention. I've noticed that line feeds sometimes get stripped out of emails when the email is transported across different platforms. The format of the line breaks gets messed up, and the composition looks all wrong. These 'new kid on the block' programmers are changing convention (because they can and because it seems a good idea to them). It is leading to chaos. Steve Edited By Steven Vine on 20/11/2016 09:17:25 Edited By Steven Vine on 20/11/2016 09:19:16 Windows convention is that enter alone gives you spaced paragraphs and shift-enter just gives a line break without inserting whitespace - its not a double line feed. (i.e. the behaviour in Firefox under all iterations of windows, this is also what Office does). If edge isn't putting in the whitespace, something odd is happening. Neil
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Neil Wyatt | 20/11/2016 09:56:12 |
![]() 19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles | Posted by Michael Gilligan on 20/11/2016 09:49:03:
Posted by Steven Vine on 20/11/2016 09:10:10:
These 'new kid on the block' programmers are changing convention (because they can and because it seems a good idea to them). It is leading to chaos. . For what it's worth [which is probably not much], I have just skimmed through the html for this page. <script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.model-engineer.co.uk/ckeditor/ckeditor.js?d=181113"> ... seems to confirm my belief that the forum uses CKEditor **LINK** http://ckeditor.com/ Someone with a better skill-set might like to investigate further. MichaelG.
I'm not sure, it's been changed twice in the past five years. Every change gives a different set of grumbles so I doubt there's any enthusiasm to change again*. Neil *Bear in mind the editor is used across all MTM forums, not just this one. |
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