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Feb 28, 2025, 05:32 PM
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I don't think I'm doing this, but if I hit enter twice to leave a double space between paragraphs, when I post it comes out with more than that extra spot like I hit enter four times. If I go back and edit out the extra spaces, it stays normal.
Testing. There is one blank line between the paragraphs as I'm looking at it in the reply box, but I wanna see how this posts. Okay it posted normal that time? But when I look back and edit it there's two blank lines and it doesn't post as two blank lines again. I know this is a really minor thing, but it's kinda bothering me.
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Mar 04, 2025, 02:17 PM
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Hi @MuddyBoots I see what you mean. The space seems larger between paragraphs in the edit screen. All is well though in your post. SOrry that bothers you. I am thinking it would be difficult to rewrite the software to change that
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Mar 04, 2025, 03:14 PM
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It does post like that sometimes and I go back and edit it, but it seems to only happen when posting if I use firefox as a browser.
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