Hi All,

I have problem implementing System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser control. I am using this to build my HTML Editor in c#.net. But i dont know how to reduce the gap between lines... ? by default after pressing an enter key it assumes something like this <p>some text</p>. It introduce line gap after every enter.

How to resolve this..? And i have changed this <p> to <div> manually. this time it works fine.. how to do this programmatically..? and any way to introduce the tab keyhandler in code..?

How to resolve this

You can handle theWebBroswer.PreviewKeyDown event todetect the Enter key,replace it with the Shift+Enter key, see my sample at this thread for the details:

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2192207&SiteID=1

Hi!

Changing <p> to <div> is not a good practice... First of all you can provide the document's CSSevery time the new document is created. The second solution is to handle the Enter key and write you own html code using current selection.

To be honest, I'd prefer the CSS solution.

Shift-Enter should give you the <BR />

Enter should give you the <P>

Thanks Dimitry,

i have tried that too.. adding line spacing in CSS... but samething happens again..

Thanks JRQ...

your idea works.. But i dont want <p> anywaywhile pressing enter.. i just need <br> for every enter... how do i switch this..

You can handle theWebBroswer.PreviewKeyDown event todetect the Enter key,replace it with the Shift+Enter key, see my sample at this thread for the details:

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2192207&SiteID=1

Thanks Zhi-Xin,

this is what am exactly lookin for... It works fine now.