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Paragraph breaks don't carry through when 'copied/pasted'

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lafayettemister
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Whenever I copy and paste an article from another webpage into a forum post, the paragraph breaks always disappear. I have to go in an hit enter at the end of every paragraph so it will be easier to read. Am I doing something wrong? Apologies if this has been asked before.



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nicola
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It depends on how the site you're copying from, have constructed their pages.

If you copy a few paragraphs from wikipedia to here for example, they copy over as they should.

Other sites I've tried, because they use CSS or some other "modern" page formatting method, the paragraph breaks can sometimes disappear.

The forum software uses what is essentially a flat file format, like notepad, so no html will get carried over. There's nothing we can do about that I'm afraid.
lafayettemister
Active Ink Slinger
Usually I'm copying from or Huff Post or something like that. Thanks for explanation.



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nicola
Matriarch
Testing:

http://au.news.yahoo.com/technology/news/article/-/16215423/scientists-use-3d-printer-to-build-living-ear/

Replacement ears are usually constructed with materials that have a Styrofoam-like consistency, or sometimes, surgeons build ears from a patient's harvested rib.

This option is challenging and painful for children, and the ears rarely look completely natural or perform well, Spector said.

To make the ears, Bonassar and colleagues started with a digitized 3-D image of a human subject's ear and converted the image into a digitized "solid" ear using a 3-D printer to assemble a mold.

They injected the mold with collagen derived from rat tails, and then added 250 million cartilage cells from the ears of cows.




http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/23/vatican-gay-scandal_n_2748470.html

The Vatican on Saturday strongly condemned media coverage of a report that is said to contain information about the influence of a gay network and financial mismanagement within the Vatican, and which may have triggered Pope Benedict's decision to resign. But in his statement, a spokesman for the Vatican did not deny the report's existence or dispute the description of its findings.

The Italian newspaper La Repubblica broke the story that the report, which was commissioned by Pope Benedict in the wake of Vatileaks and prepared by a trio of cardinals, concluded that "various lobbies within the Holy See were consistently breaking" the sixth and seventh commandments, "thou shalt not commit adultery" and "thou shalt not steal."

Vatican spokesman Fr. Federico Lombardi hit back on Vatican Radio Saturday morning by questioning the motives and method of the newspapers that reported the story and implying that the media is seeking to influence the election process of the next pope.


Both work for me.

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