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List:       openoffice-discuss
Subject:    HTML
From:       "Steve Holstein  ()  InterPrep ! com" <holstein () interprep ! com>
Date:       2003-10-22 20:59:00
Message-ID: 5.2.0.9.2.20031022155354.03f90e80 () interprep ! com
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Thanks. One more question. I'm trying to move away from Word for creating 
some daily html documents; the version I have doesn't do well. At first it 
appeared OOo would act just like a word processor while in html 'mode' but 
I see that on bulleted lists it's throwing an extra space in before and 
after the list. I noticed this when I viewed my demo html document in a 
browser.

What I want to see is what we all see in a list within a document:


TITLE OF LIST

- List item
- List item
- List item

TITLE OF NEXT ITEM


What I see in my browser after saving an html in OOo is:


TITLE OF LIST


- List item
- List item
- List item


TITLE OF NEXT ITEM


Any reason why OOo is tossing in an extra line space. When I view the raw 
HTML I see an extra <BR> thrown in for no reason.

???

Steve





At 09:44 PM 10/22/2003 +0100, you wrote:

> > From: Steve Holstein @ InterPrep.com [mailto:holstein@interprep.com]
> > New user with a quick question. I want to record a macro to run while
> > editing HTML documents but that feature is grayed out. It appears to only
> > be available if I'm creating/editing a regular document. Am I out of luck?
>HTML documents can't have macros in the same way that word processor ones
>can.  A word processor (OOo, WP, MS Word etc) keeps that macro in the
>document or template.  A web page is just a piece of plain text that you can
>edit with notepad/vi.  I think its greyed out because there is nowhere for
>the macro instructions to be kept.
>
>Scott
>
>
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