Shift+Enter problems

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#1  Edited By hassun

As far as I know GB has always had this problem with line spacing. When you enter after a line it leaves quite a lot of space between the lines of text.
E.g.
Example line 1

Example line 2

To combat this you can shift+enter/return to make the following line appear directly below the previous one.
E.g.
Example line a
Example line b

Sadly, using this method seems to cause a lot of problems. Whenever you edit a message which has shift+enter spacing in it, it will revert to the larger spacing.
There are bigger problems as well. Here is a particularly annoying example:

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As you can see the "RE:" part should not be next to the Fatal Fury link but on a fresh line instead. But when I try to edit the post to fix this I get this:

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In short: Is this a bug or is there simply no good way to avoid these massive gaps between lines of text?
Is it a problem on my end? I would love for this feature to work properly or for the line spacing to be the closer one by default.

Thanks in advance.

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P.S. The "uploaded images being very blurry" also still seems to be an issue.

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@hassun: Indeed. The WYSWYG has a few problems with whitespace (among other things).

Will try to take a look at this, can't guarantee anything super soon though.

As far as the blurry images are concerned, that's related to a quality setting on a specific size. Will look at that too.

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Thank you kindly.

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  • This is precisely why I moved to tables and bullet points.
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