Ah okay, so we are getting closer. Which browser are you using? Also @bob_veng which browser are you using?
This is how I see your post (without the red arrows) @bob_veng
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i'm using chrome (no extra spaces), and, yes, on firefox i have extra spaces.
<div class="Message userContent">
check:<br><br>black<br><br>metal<br><br>ist <br><br>krieg<br><br>edit: works fine for me<p></p> </div> looks like chrome treats 2x /br in a "smart" way and firefox in a literal way.
Oh, man. I thought that vanilla just broke again, instead it's Firefox. Ugh.
I don't think Firefox updates are the reason. I have tested this page on machines with very old Firefox versions (45.0 and 58.0), which didn't work correctly either. There must be something going wrong with recent Vanilla updates.
I posted about the very same issue here some time ago. It was fixed for a short period of time after this post, made by @JuliusBorisov . However, a fix for a related issue mentioned here apparently reverted the gaps between paragraphs back to the broken state.
As a workaround I'm manually wrapping paragraphs in <p> elements, which seems to fix the gaps (at least on Firefox). But I'd rather do without it.
Well, I'm glad that gaps between paragraphs have been fixed. But in return gaps between headings and paragraphs are broken again (see original bug report).
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Any chance to revert this? Thanks
black
metal
ist
krieg
edit: works fine for me
one
two
three
edit: no issue
Tested on Firefox - I see the extra lines now.
<div class="Message userContent"> check:<br><br>black<br><br>metal<br><br>ist <br><br>krieg<br><br>edit: works fine for me<p></p> </div>
looks like chrome treats 2x /br in a "smart" way and firefox in a literal way.
Weird.
I don't think Firefox updates are the reason. I have tested this page on machines with very old Firefox versions (45.0 and 58.0), which didn't work correctly either. There must be something going wrong with recent Vanilla updates.
I posted about the very same issue here some time ago. It was fixed for a short period of time after this post, made by @JuliusBorisov . However, a fix for a related issue mentioned here apparently reverted the gaps between paragraphs back to the broken state.
As a workaround I'm manually wrapping paragraphs in <p> elements, which seems to fix the gaps (at least on Firefox). But I'd rather do without it.