Paragraph spacing / Soft Returns
User should be able to use a soft return (shift+return) to break a line of text without adding paragraph spacing .
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Anonymous commented
Adding my vote to this. We need this capability!
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Anonymous commented
Adobe, it's becoming seriously frustrating to run into the lack of very basic features. Please fix this, will you?
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David commented
srsly wtf?
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Jan Bass commented
I agree with most here. Basic text editing features have not yet been achieved by you Adobe. Before you release something ask yourself what is essential. Although I believe it has been discussed that doesn't
mean you're forgiven for not allowing this, bullets, tabs, etc.Add that we're paying for a premium service the YOU position that way and this is far less than premium.
Shame, shame, shame.
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Thea commented
I really shouldn't have to add extra spaces and characters to my text, then change that text color to my page background in order to "hide" it and create the illusion of soft returns. C'mon, Adobe, it's been almost three years. When is this being implemented?
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Ron Frank commented
Adobe, you should feel ashamed for not having this by now, let alone from day 1. Can you at least respond that you have heard us?
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Anonymous commented
I cannot believe this isn't possible either. I have got to find a better web design app, this one is just missing too many things.
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abby m commented
This shouldn't even be a feature request—it's a very basic formatting capability that is standard in most text editors across platforms. This is one of the reasons why I have to pay for a separate prototyping app (that I can't even sync with Adobe fonts).
If the Creative Cloud apps are made to cover the broad needs of designers, a dysfunctional web design tool is a gigantic failure. I'm honestly surprised that a company as large and widespread as Adobe didn't offer a functional web design app in 2016, let alone in 2021. Since it's been released, the updates are incredibly slow and continue to fail to meet the very basic needs of designers.
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atomicvibe commented
I'm going to echo what RK commented earlier:
"It's like XD was made by someone that has never used the other Adobe programs. Text formatting, ability to use smart objects, the addition of linked files (without using Libraries) all need serious work."
AGREED!
Photoshop is pretty frustrating when it comes to more advanced paragraph formatting, but even Photoshop is capable of handling this sort of basic text formatting. Come on Adobe, this is ridiculous!
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Robin commented
Please already. How are we supposed to do any kind of sensible text styling with soft line breaks. It's so basic it hurts.
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DelBocaVista commented
How is this not a feature?
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Milan De Vito commented
Makes it kind of impossible to create components with bulleted lists and any paragraph spacing.
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xd_user-56 commented
XD is geared towards products that are heavy on animation and interactivity and light on text. But there exists many use cases across many industries where mobile and interactive designs require enormous amounts of text. Not being able to have soft-returns in order to create manual line breaks without paragraph spacing being applied, and not being able to control paragraph indentation that would allow for bullets basically makes XD a non-starter for my agency. Please please add these functions. They exist in InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects etc. etc. Please please please please.
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Matt Ryan commented
This is basic stuff for any design software. Come on, Adobe.
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RK commented
It's like XD was made by someone that has never used the other Adobe programs. Text formatting, ability to use smart objects, the addition of linked files (without using Libraries) all need serious work.
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Anonymous commented
This is crazy that this feature is not available
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Jemf commented
Please add this feature, we beg. You can add soft returns to lines in HTML, why can't you do the same in XD?
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David commented
This drives me nuts. please add shift+return
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Brandon Oltman commented
Common Adobe you make software for designers but then are acting like you made Microsoft Word here. Add the soft return for design sake!
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Thomas O commented
OMG FIGMA can do this already and include links too