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That's a reasonable work around thanks =)
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That's a reasonable work around thanks =)

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When text is written inside a cftextarea and end-of-line is entered, and the source is viewed it appears within a &lt;p&gt; block. Due to subsequent processes it was neccessary for me to change fckconfig.js which configures this to make &lt;/br&gt; the default function of the ENTER key.<br />
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However, the problem i get now is that &lt;p&gt; is ALSO submitted when the text is aligned. If i write some text, and align it in any way it is embedded within some &lt;p&gt; block, i.e:<br />
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&lt;p align=&quot;justify&quot;&gt;some text&lt;/p&gt;<br />
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.. is there a way to configure, such as there was for the enter key, which tag should be used for alignment? .. ideally i would like to use &lt;div align=&quot;justify&quot;&gt; since the subsequent process does not perform any formatting on &lt;div&gt; tags&gt;&gt;
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When text is written inside a cftextarea and end-of-line is entered, and the source is viewed it appears within a <p> block. Due to subsequent processes it was neccessary for me to change fckconfig.js which configures this to make </br> the default function of the ENTER key.

However, the problem i get now is that <p> is ALSO submitted when the text is aligned. If i write some text, and align it in any way it is embedded within some <p> block, i.e:

<p align="justify">some text</p>

.. is there a way to configure, such as there was for the enter key, which tag should be used for alignment? .. ideally i would like to use <div align="justify"> since the subsequent process does not perform any formatting on <div> tags>>

Coldfusion cftexarea (richtext=true) alignment issue

ColdFusion is a server-side rapid application development platform originally created by Allaire and now sold by Adobe, implementing the dynamic general purpose CFML programming language. The term ColdFusion is sometimes colloquially used to refer to the CFML language (Cold Fusion Markup Language), but can also include discussions of the server software implementation. ColdFusion runs using a customised version of Apache Tomcat. Earlier versions are bundled with JRun.