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The only partial solution I’ve found, that it’s easy to understand for a customer, is to use a HR to do vertical spacing.

I’ve added the HR button to wordpress tinymce and I’ve made the HR invisible on the frontend, but as you can see is not a very good solution…

Anyone has found a better way to let non-html users spacing the content in a page?

I need to found a solution that doesn’t use HTML, because this “new lines spacing” is used by final users that know just the basic commands of a easy software like Words.

Anyone has found a solution for avoiding wordpress to automatically strip “surplus” new lines?

That example is if you want to use the HTML,
by the way the users mainly uses the Visual mode.

If you want to test it in Visual mode you could simply try to write down some text, insert various ENTER and/or SHIFT+ENTER, write down some other text and then publish/update the page.

All the “surplus” newlines will be removed by the wordpress editor.

I’m not doing anything “special” ??

Here’s the easier example ever:

Text<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Text

WordPress editor removes/strip/ignore the various BRs under the first one.

It’s not a “perfect/correct/fair” method for spacing, but for the final users (that usually has only a basic knowledge of word processing software) this is the only method he could use to space objects in a page/post.

You dont’ have these problems because you don’t have to space paragraphs and objects inside a page or because your editor doesn’t remove br and empty paragraphs?

It enters a
instead of a paragraph but when I click publish or change the visualization they’re removed ??

No, <p>&nbsp;</p> it’s stripped too.

Any other solution?

Because the editor has to be used by people who thinks that HTML is a new type of mobile phone, if is there a non-HTML method will be better…

I have a page composed by 3 sections: A,B and C where each one is a page in the backend; I retrieve the 3 sections of the page using get_page() and their ID.

I want that final user edits only the content of the main page editing the pages “linked” with the 3 sections.

Do you have a better solution to do this? (no custom fields because aren’t user friendly :P)

If you insert a url with also filename it works ??

I’ve found this plugin that let you change the default permissions set to basic wordpress roles.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/user-role-editor/

Enabling for the Editor role the field ‘edit_theme_options’ will enable editors to use the Appearance menu.

So it looks like Editors could create, edit and delete pages, but they can’t add, edit and delete them in Menus…

Anyone have a workaround for solving this problem?

Thanks alchymyth for the tip.

I’ve tried to insert it in:
“#access .menu-header ul, div.menu ul”
but the
“padding-right: 20px;”
broke my sub-menus.

So I’ve substituted it with:
“margin: 0 20px 0 0;”
and made it work (tested on Firefox, IE8, IE7 and Safari)

True, that change the position but inverts the order.

I’m looking for a solution that move the menu on the right but keep the menu order as it was before.

I’m looking to solve the same dilemma.

Anyone has a solution for it?