yet I can’t even save the line break version of the text on CMS item field. I made sure to select multine input, and I can type with line breaks but just as I hit save, it auto deletes line breaks.
I can edit the text on designer mode but again not allowing any linebreaks.
Published page link and readonly designer link? You’ll need to share the details of where you’re having problems in order to help you.
In general;
shift+enter is how you create a line break in most editors.
browsers do not display whitespace or line breaks in standard HTML elements with default CSS settings- you need to use CSS preformatting options to preserve whitespace and line breaks.
different browsers might handle this differently, in subtle but important ways
When you want line breaks in HTML, you’re far better off using HTML line breaks which are the <br> element. This means using a richtext field in the CMS rather than a plaintext one.
If there’s a reason that’s not suitable, you can use CSS preformatting on your rendered block to force line breaks and whitespace to appear.
But the problem starts way before published page or designer in webflow.
In CMS editing fields, I can use shift enter and normal enter but as soon as I hit Save/Draft/Publish it automatically deletes all line breaks and makes it one liner text. Is this a bug on my side, or can you write and export multiple paraghrap text fields without using richfields?
Hey, yeah, you are right. I have the same problem, and it’s not from the browser because I tried multiple browsers, and the issue still happens in the CMS multi-text field before it even appears on the website. So, clearly, the problem is on Webflow’s side and not the browser.
I also tried both Enter and Shift + Enter, but the same problem occurs. It doesn’t create a line break. Strangely, it works on some lines but not on others.
So if someone from Webflow can take a look at this and fix this bug quickly, that would be really helpful.
Alex if you can reproduce it, you should file a ticket with Support.
This is the community forum so the engineers generally won’t know about your posts here.