Yes, that's it...thanks a bunch Helen.
I am using the College 1.5 Theme from Ballisticlearning, but it didn't occur to me to seach for this in the threads. I'll have a look at the css in that theme to see if I can correct the problem. Thanks again.
Steve
Update: I changed the theme to a standard Moodle theme and still have the same problem...I believe that should rule out the College 1.5 theme css as the problem.
Janne,
I'm using IE (don't have firefox installed on my computer here at home), but I think it shows the same in both browsers. I'm using the College 1.5 Theme from http://www.ballisticlearning.biz/moodlethemes/ and after reading the thread provided by Helen below, I thought the problem may be in the css of that theme. While composing this reply to you though, it occured to me to just change the theme and see if this corrected the problem...it didn't. I changed to a standard moodle theme and even deleted the entry and retyped it, but got the same results. So, it seems it may not be the College 1.5 theme.
I'll install Firefox here to see if it shows differently in that browser.
Steve
You're welcome.
Persuade? If I had to persuade people we wouldn't have it here either...since I'm the college technology director, I just do it
Steve
Hi everyone. We've tried solving this problem using global css changes. No success yet. We'll keep trying and post a solution when we reach one. However there's a workaround...as I've seen other users use Big (sizes 5,6,7 fonts) as headings in Course Topic sections. They seem to use <p> spacing between all lines, <br> creates the same wrap problem....Which means that when you use big fonts for headings press Enter to break a line.
Look at pic below. The big heading sans wrap problem was achieved by giving a paragraph <p> space after each line..after Himmat and after is.
