Is ther eany wat to have FCK NOT add the paragraph tag? We atre trying to use it on a custom module that has 4 ritch text regions but simply cannot acheive the desired look because any layoput is broken by the added <p> tags. I could sure use dome guidance on this thing. I have searched high and low and seem to find refrences to it pertaining ot the whole <br /> replacement thing but not as a wrapper of the entire entry.

For example if I enter "This is a test" into the text area and then view source the markup is "<p>This is a test</p>". thie same is true if I enter the same int othe source screen and save it then open it back up.

Any advice would be greatly appericated.

dycmark

Thanks Locopon, however I'm not 100% sure from your answer, but is it possible to not wrap the contents of the editor with any tag? 

I understand using linebreaks etc, but it's very annoying having the content in the text editor wrapped with the P tag and from your answer it looks like we can then choose to change what tag wraps the 'content', but is it possible to set it up so it doesn't use any tag wrapper?

I.e. if I wanted to add a text/html module which contained the text "this is the text", entering the text into the rich text editor would see html added similar to:

<container tag (div) >
  <p>This is the text</p>
</container tag (div) >

Where we would like it to simply be:

<container tag (div) >
  This is the text
</container tag (div) >

It's then optional if we want to add a P tag, not the default. Does this make sense?  Is this possible?

Thanks,

Reuben.

The problem is not so much the linebreak, but that FCK adds <p> </p> even when you do not have any linebreaks.

For instance if I click source, removes <p> </p> wrapping around my content and saves, everything looks swell, and the <p></p> is not there.

But if I just go back in edit mode, without changing anything, and click Update, the <p></p> is added back around my content.

This is very anoying especially as I am using a Rich text field in a User Defined Table, and this <p></p> around my content screws up the tables and alignments.