Code view line height

I am on Mac OS X Yosemite using DW CC 2014. Code view is set to Source Code Pro. The problem is that line height in code view is smaller than the font height -- or something like that.
This screenshot demonstrates what I mean. Look at these characters: {,},y,g and see how they are cut off at the bottom. I've tried to fix this by changing fonts but most other fonts show the same problem. Changing font size in DW preferences also does not fix it. I tried changing the Source Code Pro set altogether using Suitcase Fusion. That did not help either. When I try to use Source Code Pro in other apps it works fine. So this seems to be a DW-specific problem.
Any ideas?

Hello Almir,
The issue is due to missing fonts: Tahoma and Verdana. We have a bug logged for the issue and will looked into.
Kindly follow the below workaround till the issue is fixed.
1. Launch Font Book from /Applications/
2. If Tahoma and Verdana fonts are disabled, enable the fonts
Or if the fonts are missing, install the fonts.
3. Launch Dreamweaver
Let me know if the workaround is able to fix the issue for you.
Regards.

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> icon, then return to code view. Is there a better way of
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> option to have the height and width automatically
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Hello,
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paragraph:
p{
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> Using DW8. In code view, I need to use a large font size
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> the lines are very close together. Is there any way to
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> height of the code?
>
> Thanks.

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>
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Line height question

Hi,
I am using the boilerplate. There are sections of content individually assigned styles - for example, <p>, <dt>, <dd>.
As these tag styles flow the same way and generally appear the same way on the page - if I want to increase the line height of the text for the entire page, instead of adding line-height to all 3 independent tag styles, is it best to set globally and define in the body tag?
Just wondering what would be the best method here?
Thanks!

Now, we're fishing in the dark here because we cannot see your code because you have not given us a link with which to view it, so we're offering pretty generic suggestions here…
There are two ways to call a text style in HTML. Either call it with the attribute for your text or call it as a <span> element.
So like osgood suggested, you can have a class that will define a line height that is pleasing to you that can be applied to anything thusly:
<ul>
     <li class="this">List item one</li>
     <li class="this">List item two</li>
     <li>This list item is not styled with the line height "this" because there is no class element.</li>
</ul>
<p class="this">This text will have osgood's line height, assuming you have added that class to your style sheet.</p>
<p>This text will <em>not</em> have osgood's line hight because there is no class="this" after the paragraph element in the HTML</p>
Or you can use the span element thusly:
<p>this text has no line height attribute <span class="this">but this text does</span></p>
(please understand that the line height adjustment in the above paragraph may be set entirely by the part with the line-height adjustment because that is the way web browsers work, applying line height for the entire line and not just the part that has the adjustment, so if there was a line break before your span element, there would be two different line heights.
And you can set up multiple line heights to affect any of your HTML in your CSS either by calling the class in your HTML or by simply defining all of the elements in your HTML page with the combination in your style sheet thusly:
p dt dd {
     line-height: 16px;
Got it?
-Mark

Dreamweaver cs6 keeps adding br tags in code view

Hi
I've just upgraded to Dreamweaver cs6 and am having trouble with the code view. When typing in <script> tags or <style> tags I keep getting two <br> tags automatically inserted. It is really annoying as it puts them on two lines and takes time to remove them and completely disrupts your flow when typing code or css.
Any suggestions on how to prevent this happening?
Thanks.

Thanks David - I think that may well explain it. It seems to happen mostly when adding a { in code or CSS. I wonder if I'm still holding the shift key when I hit enter for a new line. I'm trying Dreamweaver again after using visual studio for the last 5 years or so. I wonder if I can just change the keyboard shortcut.

Text wrapping in code view

In Preferences, I have checked the option Automatic wrapping
after column
76. However some rows can't wrap at the specified column
because the tags in
that rows can't be destributed in two lines. So, DW (8 and
now CS3)
hard-breake them at the end of the window, resulting in a new
line without
line number (I have Line numbers checked under View > Code
view options
menu).
Is there a setting for not breaking those tags at the end of
the window?
(I'm only speaking about the long tags and not the plain
text, that I srtill
want it wrapped at column 76 so, I can't uncheck the Option
Word wrap under
View > Code view options menu, because it overrides the
wrapping after
column 76 option of the Preferences, making not only the long
tags exceeding
window's right edge, but plain text, too).
Thank you in advance
Please, remove hyphens to contact me

Tun off this setting:
View > Code View Options > Word Wrap
HTH,
Randy
> In Preferences, I have checked the option Automatic
wrapping after
> column 76. However some rows can't wrap at the specified
column because
> the tags in that rows can't be destributed in two lines.
So, DW (8 and
> now CS3) hard-breake them at the end of the window,
resulting in a new
> line without line number (I have Line numbers checked
under View > Code
> view options menu).
>
> Is there a setting for not breaking those tags at the
end of the window?
> (I'm only speaking about the long tags and not the plain
text, that I
> srtill want it wrapped at column 76 so, I can't uncheck
the Option Word
> wrap under View > Code view options menu, because it
overrides the
> wrapping after column 76 option of the Preferences,
making not only the
> long tags exceeding window's right edge, but plain text,
too).

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