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Hi.
I have posted a couple of threads here recently due to some questions after installed LL 4.2, so I noticed one behavior.
Each time I post in this forum - it appears to me that each single line shift is simply removed. In other word: If I want a line shift, then I have to add (press Enter) twice in input field. Otherwise, the resulting post get messed up by something looking like one very long sentence.
I use Firefox. Could this be due some keyboard rules (windows use CrLf while Linux use only Lf ?) in one way or another.
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[member=6945]Sprintrdriver[/member] ,
That's a head scratcher. Have you tried typing what you want to submit into a text editor, then copying and pasting that into the forum?
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line 1: Written by using Leafpad 0.8.18.1 - copy'n paste to forum
line 3: one empty line above this and beyond line 1
line 4
line six (I will write another post directly into the forum)
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Line 1. This is entered directly into the web browser / forum
Line 3Line 4
Line 6
Line 9
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(12-11-2018, 08:12 PM)Sprintrdriver link Wrote: I use Firefox. Could this be due some keyboard rules (windows use CrLf while Linux use only Lf ?) in one way or another.
Can you try another browser - just for testing?? If another browser works it may be something related to FF, setting/plugin/add-on..
If both browsers - perhaps system setting? ??? ??
I've seen some inconsistencies between OS's (Windows and LL) but that's something else...
As TorreyDale said:
Quote:That's a head scratcher.
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This is the same for me, on Firefox and also Opera, since about middle of 2017.
I just use enter key 2 or 3 times (3 times to split these two lines), then use modify afterwards to space, when wanting to do some specific spacing.
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This is a test post.Using return x1 appears like this.
This is a test post.
Using return x2 appears like this.
This is an experimental post.
Using a space at the end of the above line , then pressing return x1, works correctly.
I noticed this worked when editing another post a few minutes ago.
Hope it helps.
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