Long Summary
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 4:53 pm
HI
I am new here and have been struggling with the new submission form but after reading several posts and replies on the forums, I think I have re-solved most of my issues, which were primarily to do with how the formatting of one's text displays in the Content box.
However, I can now see that the auto-generated long summary has incorporated an unwanted paragraph break and has removed "bold" from headings ie it looks different to the Content box and corresponding file document. I didn't seem to be able to work directly in the long summary - which would seem to make sense as the long summary is auto-generated. I wonder whether anyone else has had this happen and has any suggestions. Should I worry? or do the editors look to the Content box. At this point, after deleting my file a number of times and re-doing it, I thought it best to submit it for review and just wait for feedback.
I have taken some time to try to use various formatting techniques (eg numbering, headers in bold) in order to enhance the presentation of my material but perhaps it is better not to do that after all? I am familiar with working in a blog format and realise that how it appears behind the scenes isn't always how it looks on the web page. I had saved my file as a RTF document, in order to save the formatting (according to advice I had seen).
Thanking you,
Karen
I am new here and have been struggling with the new submission form but after reading several posts and replies on the forums, I think I have re-solved most of my issues, which were primarily to do with how the formatting of one's text displays in the Content box.
However, I can now see that the auto-generated long summary has incorporated an unwanted paragraph break and has removed "bold" from headings ie it looks different to the Content box and corresponding file document. I didn't seem to be able to work directly in the long summary - which would seem to make sense as the long summary is auto-generated. I wonder whether anyone else has had this happen and has any suggestions. Should I worry? or do the editors look to the Content box. At this point, after deleting my file a number of times and re-doing it, I thought it best to submit it for review and just wait for feedback.
I have taken some time to try to use various formatting techniques (eg numbering, headers in bold) in order to enhance the presentation of my material but perhaps it is better not to do that after all? I am familiar with working in a blog format and realise that how it appears behind the scenes isn't always how it looks on the web page. I had saved my file as a RTF document, in order to save the formatting (according to advice I had seen).
Thanking you,
Karen