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SlickEdit Product Discussion => SlickEdit® => Topic started by: d4_gsurge on February 13, 2014, 04:59:13 PM
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I cannot make a line more than 80 characters long in Slickedit. Slickedit keeps inserting lines (actual carriage returns, not line wrapping).
Example: When typing:
<p> <img alt="This is some text to make the line more than 80 chars so it will wrap around" /> </p>
When I get to 81 characters, it inserts a line break and indent after the <img , like so:
<p> <img
alt="This is some text to make the line more than 80 chars so it will wrap around." /> </p>
I don't want that line break. If I place the cursor after the <img and hit backspace, it only moves the line break:
<p> <img alt="This is some text to make the line more than 80 chars so it will
wrap around." /> </p>
I can go back and forth trying to delete it but to no avail. I cannot make a line more than 80 characters long.
This is unbelievably frustrating. I don't need to tell you that this makes me want to kill my computer as well as everything that has ever lived.
My relevant File Extension Options configuration (for .htm):
*Indent*
Indent style: NONE
Indent with tabs: OFF
Insert real indent (affects all extensions): OFF
*Word Wrap*
Margins -
Left: 1
Right: 74
New Paragraph: 1
Word wrap: OFF
Soft wrap-
Wrap long lines to window width: OFF
Break on word boundary: OFF
Affect all extensions: OFF
Justify style-
Left and respace: ON
1 space after period: OFF
*General*
Truncation: OFF
*Comment Wrap*
Enable comment wrap: OFF
*Auto Complete*
Enable auto-completion: OFF
XML/HTML Formatting Scheme Configuration:
*Content Wrap*
Wrap tag content: OFF
Treat as content (e.g. b, no Tag layout): ON
Preserve content (e.g. pre): OFF
*Tag Layout*
Content indent -
(All greyed out)
Nested tag indent -
Match extension indent style: OFF
Match content indent: ON
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Each tag can have independent different word wrap settings. Check the settings specifically for the <p> tag, for instance.
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Each tag can have independent different word wrap settings. Check the settings specifically for the <p> tag, for instance.
Oh my dear sweet Lord Jesus Christ.
Thank you.
I realized while following your advice that there's also a "Follow the style of" option on each separate tag, and all I had to do was update those several alternate defaults.