🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Wed, Apr 12, 2017 03:48 PM UTC:
Previously, the two options given to authors of member-submitted content was to use HTML or to let everything be enclosed in PRE tags. Since updating to CKEditor, that has changed. HTML is always used, and the two options are now to write the HTML yourself or to let CKEditor turn your WYSIWYG text into HTML. Since this page does have HTML code in it, I checked the "Using HTML tags in the text below" option and resaved it. This removed the PRE tags around each section but otherwise left it alone.
Odds are, you recently edited this page in WYSIWYG mode, and CKEditor added HTML tags to code that you hadn't intended to have any while also removing your original linefeeds. If you originally wrote this in MS Word and have the original files, you can recopy your text from Word using CKEditor's "Paste from Word" button while in WYSIWYG mode. If not, you could still edit the page in WYIWYG mode or, if you know HTML, in Source mode. In WYSWYG mode, most of the buttons will be functional, while in Source mode, most of them will be ghosted out. The "Paste from Word" button is available only in WYSIWYG mode.
Previously, the two options given to authors of member-submitted content was to use HTML or to let everything be enclosed in PRE tags. Since updating to CKEditor, that has changed. HTML is always used, and the two options are now to write the HTML yourself or to let CKEditor turn your WYSIWYG text into HTML. Since this page does have HTML code in it, I checked the "Using HTML tags in the text below" option and resaved it. This removed the PRE tags around each section but otherwise left it alone.
Odds are, you recently edited this page in WYSIWYG mode, and CKEditor added HTML tags to code that you hadn't intended to have any while also removing your original linefeeds. If you originally wrote this in MS Word and have the original files, you can recopy your text from Word using CKEditor's "Paste from Word" button while in WYSIWYG mode. If not, you could still edit the page in WYIWYG mode or, if you know HTML, in Source mode. In WYSWYG mode, most of the buttons will be functional, while in Source mode, most of them will be ghosted out. The "Paste from Word" button is available only in WYSIWYG mode.