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Qazzy03

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#310616 6-Nov-2023 07:12
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Hello, 


I was wondering this for the longest time but never asked. 


When I type/post a comment on GZ and press enter for a new line the HTML source adds a "</p>".


This ends up making posts or comments look exteremly long.


I assume it is something my end but I am not sure where or what to look for. 


Web Broswer Firefox 119.00 (64bit)


Microsoft Language - English-  US Keyboard


Windows 10 Pro 22H2 19045.3570


Any suggestions would be great.


 



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  #3156492 6-Nov-2023 07:19
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That's how it works. Not you.




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  #3156495 6-Nov-2023 07:26
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The space in between paragraphs is a break for readers. Otherwise we are looking at walls of text.




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  #3156496 6-Nov-2023 07:29
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Thank you both, if it is normal looking no worries. 




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  #3156507 6-Nov-2023 08:31
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If you want a line-break then you can press shift-Enter and the cursor will drop down to the next line but not leave the customary paragraph gap.


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  #3156509 6-Nov-2023 08:34
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MurrayM:

 

If you want a line-break then you can press shift-Enter and the cursor will drop down to the next line but not leave the customary paragraph gap.

 

 

Omg
This is what I wanted, 
Thank you :)


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