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Indenting existing paras adds extra linefeeds
Hi guys,Little bug here. Whenever I Select and then Indent paragraphs, M2 does me the courtesy of adding extra linefeeds among them. So I then must parse through the passage and remove them manually.
It would be nice if that didn't happen.
Thanks,
p.
O 12.14 on Win7/32bit
Please be more specific. Need exact steps to reproduce the problem. How are you indenting? Is this in HTML compose mode?
You can test what's happening by viewing the source of the draft for the message you're composing.
In a blank HTML message, type "Line1", press ENTER and then type "Line2".
This is what you get for the markup:
Then, select both lines and click the indent button and this is what you get:
That explains the big top and bottom margins (not actual line feeds) between each line.
I assumed that:
is what you expect. (Try Insert -> HTML in a blank message to see.)
I don't know what behavior is the intended behavior for Opera, but if you think it's a bug, you can file on it and include the details. You can mention this thread in the report too and post the bug number here minus the @... part.
In a blank HTML message, type "Line1", press ENTER and then type "Line2".
This is what you get for the markup:
<div>Line1</div> <div>Line2</div>
Then, select both lines and click the indent button and this is what you get:
<div>
<blockquote>Line1</blockquote>
</div>
<div>
<blockquote>Line2</blockquote>
</div>
That explains the big top and bottom margins (not actual line feeds) between each line.
I assumed that:
<blockquote>
<div>Line1</div>
<div>Line2</div>
</blockquote>
is what you expect. (Try Insert -> HTML in a blank message to see.)
I don't know what behavior is the intended behavior for Opera, but if you think it's a bug, you can file on it and include the details. You can mention this thread in the report too and post the bug number here minus the @... part.
While composing the message, leave the message open and goto its draft in "All Messages/Drafts". Then, right-click on the draft message and choose "view all headers and message".
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