What happened to the white space in Articles?
RonJax2
I noticed recently that white space in everyone's articles is missing.
For example if you had a paragraph formatted to end here.
[With a newline here]
And the next paragraph started here, the newline between paragraphs is omitted.
In articles I've written, I've used white space like this:
[Newline]
[Newline]
[Newline]
##### Heading #####
[New line]
[New line]
*** Sub Heading ****
[Newline]
One phrase...
[spaces] ...subordinate phrase
[spaces] ...another subordinate phrase.
That gets rendered now like:
##### Heading #####
*** Sub Heading ****
One phrase...
...subordinate phrase
...another subordinate phrase.
Is everyone else seeing the same thing? IMHO, it makes articles much more difficult to read.
For example if you had a paragraph formatted to end here.
[With a newline here]
And the next paragraph started here, the newline between paragraphs is omitted.
In articles I've written, I've used white space like this:
[Newline]
[Newline]
[Newline]
##### Heading #####
[New line]
[New line]
*** Sub Heading ****
[Newline]
One phrase...
[spaces] ...subordinate phrase
[spaces] ...another subordinate phrase.
That gets rendered now like:
##### Heading #####
*** Sub Heading ****
One phrase...
...subordinate phrase
...another subordinate phrase.
Is everyone else seeing the same thing? IMHO, it makes articles much more difficult to read.
Comments
last commentThere should be a new line in between these paragraphs.
*** Three new lines above me ***
One new line above me...
...some space to my left.
Then two breaks below this line.
Look right?
In Firefox, I definitely still see this problem with my articles and others.
In Chrome, I don't see the problem, I see whitespace in articles.
In Safari the whitespace looks right too.
So this is just a problem with Firefox I guess. Weird.
L O S A N G E L E S
became
L O S A N G E L E S
L O S A N G E L E S
This line should not be indented.
This line has four spaces in front of it.
This line has eight spaces in front of it.
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Those were both verbal dictation.
LOS ANGELES (typed)
L O S A N G E L E S. (again typed)