judebert wrote:Sorry; I was unclear.

There is a plain-text editor, in which you type your HTML. I was calling it an HTML editor;

OK, got it. Thanks a bunch! That was what I was after...
(don't like WYSIWYG)

Cheers,
Dan

I use the HTML editor, so I use paragraph tags directly. If you also use the HTML editor, the lack of space between paragraphs is a problem with the template, which can be fixed by modifying its stylesheet.

Thanks.
I'm new to Serendipity. AFAIK, I don't have a html-editor, or?
Either it's !plain ...

Hi,

As far as I see, "paragraphs" in entries aren't wrapped inside any tag at all. When I like to create a space between these "paragraphs", I need to hit carriage return (Enter key) twice which will create wto <br /> tags, as a substitute for real paragraph space.

This makes the space between two ...

Hi!

I just meant that the correct dates the comments and posts were written will be parsed into Serendipity and used there as opposed to the date when I import them or something. Likewise with the names: I don't have any users in the dtabase, but hope it'll be OK to import and have the comments ...

Hi Garvin. Thanks for replies!
Hi!
The problem is the flat file format, it's too obfuscated to easily parse.

I suspected as much. But since I had no problems getting the feed into a regular newsreader, I thought it might be OK anyway.

Can you explain more in depth what you mean with "correct ...

I've previously used Simple PHP Blog before http://www.simplephpblog.com/
It doesn't store in a database, but in flat files.
Regretfully, I found that Serendipity doesn't inlcude it in the list of blogs from where I can import posts.

Any tips about how i can solve this dilemma and import?

If this ...