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WYSIWYG Editor adding extra blank lines
Why does the WYSIWYG editor sometimes add extra blank lines when I edit? When I hit return at the end of the line, the editor will add 2 lines, instead of 1. I am using Firefox Ver 2. Here is an example page from my wiki.
https://aiki.pbwiki.com/MyBlog
Please address this issue.
Dave
https://aiki.pbwiki.com/MyBlog
Please address this issue.
Dave
I’m annoyed
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Inappropriate?Hey There!
I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue. Could you please do me a favor and try doing this on a more up - to date browser? Like Safari 4 or Firefox 3? If this error occurs in either one of the browsers I just mentioned, this could be a bug. If that is the case please submit a ticket to support by clicking on "Help" located top right. Thank you, and I hope this solves your problem! -
Inappropriate?I tried editing using Firefox 3 and there is no problem with editing. I tried editing with IE ver 7 and the problem is intermittent - sometimes hitting return produces a single new line, other times it produces 2 new lines. I tried editing using Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8.1.7) Gecko/20071018 Firefox BonEcho/2.0.0.7, and the problem is intermittent just like IE ver 7. Telling me to update my browser does not solve my problem. At work I am forced to use IE ver 7 and my Linux machine at home runs Firefox BonEcho. I never had any editing problems with any browser using PBwiki classic editor.
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?Hi Dave,
I've asked someone in "the know" to give us an answer to this one. I rarely have a problem with the editor, but I think I've seen what you are talking about.
I'm sorry if we are adding any extra burdens on you, and I'll try to expedite the answer.
By the way, excellent description of the problem.
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Inappropriate?Hi again.
I did get an answer today. One of the engineers is trying to reproduce this problem and they are working on it.
I'm sorry if this isn't helpful, but it's all I can get.
I’m hoping you understand
