Whenever I'm editing a heading such as <h1>foobar</h1> and hit Enter at the end of the line, BlueGriffon 2.4.1 goes to the next line and defaults to a new <div>. The old (and correct) behavior was to default to a new <p>. It reduced productivity if I have to go change the <div> to a <p> every time I finish editing a heading and go to the next line using the Enter key.
Is this a bug, or is there some new setting that didn't get the correct default value?
I just upgraded to BlueGriffon 2.4.1 on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit. I'm editing an XHTML5 document:
Whenever I'm editing a heading such as
<h1>foobar</h1>
and hitEnter
at the end of the line, BlueGriffon 2.4.1 goes to the next line and defaults to a new<div>
. The old (and correct) behavior was to default to a new<p>
. It reduced productivity if I have to go change the<div>
to a<p>
every time I finish editing a heading and go to the next line using theEnter
key.Is this a bug, or is there some new setting that didn't get the correct default value?