Header Text Formatting

  • Resolved martyats

    (@martyats)


    6 years, 5 months ago

    I’m trying to format multi-line text in the header, center justified with tight line spacing. Standard line return spacing puts too much space between lines.

    Shift/Enter looks correct in the compose window, but results in one continuous line when previewed or published.

    How can I tighten it up?
    Thanks

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  • Thread Starter martyats

    (@martyats)

    I found that adding <br> codes did the trick.
    How about making that code available on the toolbar?

    Thanks

    Plugin Contributor Form Maker Support

    (@formmakersupport)

    Hi!

    With a bit detailed information, we can help you resolve this problem. Could I please ask you to send the link to the page where this issue can be seen?

    I’ll forward it to our development team and they will suggest a solution as soon as possible.
    Thanks! Have a wonderful day!

    Thread Starter martyats

    (@martyats)

    Hi,

    I cannot share the page, it is password protected. However as an example, instead of looking like this:

    HEADER Text

    Description Line 1
    Description Line 2
    Description Line 3

    The header looks like this using standard line returns:

    HEADER Text

    Description Line 1

    Description Line 2

    Description Line 3

    Using Shift/Enter in the header compose window makes the text in the window look correct, but posts in one continuous line.

    As I later posted, I’ve found a way to work around the problem by adding <br> codes at the end of each line. This seems like a very useful code to have available on the toolbar next to

      and

    1. . Why not add it?
    Plugin Contributor Form Maker Support

    (@formmakersupport)

    Hi!

    Please add the below-mentioned code in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS

    .fm-form .fm-header-description { 
line-height: 25px !important;
 }

    Also, take a look at this video shot.

    Thanks, have a nice day!

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