why is there a gap

[Xaned Kerman]

for example:

a

b

this enter got so buggier than before

a new alternative is by spamming the space until it is in another bar

Edited December 7, 2023 by Xaned Kerman

[Hotel26]

The marvels of Rich Text Format.

You type and it formats, using all the horizontal space, generally making things unreadable (on a wide screen), but scaling onto small screens dynamically.  If you explcitily hit <enter>

like that, you are asking for a new paragraph, and so you get an empty line between.  If you want a soft break, try <shift><enter>
and it's a simple new line (this one), but not a whole new paragraph.

There are a number of things about RTF I really detest, so do not feel alone.

You can enter <code>, using the "<>" icon in the ribbon above, but it's probably not what you want, in general:

maybe like this
which is more verbatim
about everything.

I'm rusty but I think the HTML terms are <p> and <br>, respectively, but that's only an fyi, no practical help.

Edited December 7, 2023 by Hotel26

[Kerbart]

As @Hotel26mentions, pressing <enter> creates a new paragraph.

Paragraphs are separated by white space, that is not a bad convention.
What you want is a line break, and as they mentioned, that is <shift>+<enter>

[Gargamel]

Moved to network 

[Royalswissarmyknife]

Test
oh it worked.

[Gargamel]

The editor on mobile will also do funky things to the line spacing that the user has no control over.   

[Jacob Kerman]

On 12/7/2023 at 6:44 AM, Hotel26 said:

You can enter <code>, using the "<>" icon in the ribbon above, but it's probably not what you want, in general:

maybe like this
which is more verbatim
about everything.

waoh, wait, what? how?

 

 

 

 

Edited December 8, 2023 by Jacob Kerman

[Hotel26]

29 minutes ago, Jacob Kerman said:

waoh, wait, what? how?

See the ribbon above your edit window...

 

Edited December 8, 2023 by Hotel26

[The Aziz]

20 hours ago, Gargamel said:

The editor on mobile will also do funky things to the line spacing that the user has no control over.   

The mobile editor is uh... Tricky, at best, to work with.