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Line and paragraph spacing in Rise
Hello, we are using Rise 360 to develop an eRead and having a difficult time adjusting the spacing on each page. I'd like to adjust the spacing withing paragraphs and between paragraphs. Please see attached. This program is over 100 pages long and it becomes a challenge to read this way.
Thanks in advance for your assistance with this!
+1 No way this is still not possible to manipulate freely.
Big miss on this one I agree. I'm urgently voting for a way to manipulate all spacing within Rise as well.
Line spacing is critical for accessibility and paragraph spacing is critical for accessibility. No one should have to add blank paragraphs since it is being read as "blank" by screen readers. We need a paragraph style feature asap or at least a function where we can edit HTML within the blocks ourselves in Rise.
Helpful, thanks
Good morning Lori, I was wondering if you found a technical solution for your question above, concerning line spacing within paragraphs in Rise360...? I have exactly the same issue and could not find anything until now. I was told it might be controlled with some coding, but this doesn't help much in my case. Thank you in advance and all the best.
I have discovered the only way to control paragraph and line spacing (and I totally agree the spacing is WAY TOO MUCH) is to publish it to your own site, then edit the HTML code for line and paragraph spacing. (Not a good solution)
If you see yourself using RISE a lot, then maybe check out some YouTube on hacking HTML.
Another way I found to "sorta" get around the issue, is to build it in Storyline then use the Storyline block. Issue with that option is getting things to look consistent across the blocks.
Would also like to see this. I've been struggling for hours trying to get consistent spacing using the Timeline block.
Adding my +1. Please allow for line spacing control within blocks
+1 for line spacing
+1000! Please allow for paragraph spacing and line spacing!!
+1 Any updates on this would be very much appreciated. The randomness of the paragraph and line spacing is hard to deal with.
