Problem 1: I can't reproduce this on Mac/Safari. What browser/OS are you using?

Problem 2: I can't reproduce this. Can you make the smallest possible post that exhibits this problem and copy/paste the HTML source it in a codeblock here. I will copy/paste it into b2evo to see if it adds blank lines on that content.

Problem 3: This is not related to the WYSIWYG editor, please make a separate post (and don't forget to mention if and how you modified the original skin and CSS).

@fplanque wrote earlier:

Problem 1: I can't reproduce this on Mac/Safari. What browser/OS are you using?

The blog articles I'm editing are always using page breaks, with a lot of pictures (all inline). The blog is set to "community".

@fplanque wrote earlier:

Problem 2: I can't reproduce this. Can you make the smallest possible post that exhibits this problem and copy/paste the HTML source it in a codeblock here. I will copy/paste it into b2evo to see if it adds blank lines on that content.

<p> </p>
<p> </p>
[image:1042]
<p> </p>
<p> </p>

@fplanque wrote earlier:

Problem 3: This is not related to the WYSIWYG editor, please make a separate post (and don't forget to mention if and how you modified the original skin and CSS).

Thanks for the quick resonse :).

Edit: I'm assuming nobody else is seeing this?

Seeing and following but not responding as I don't use WYSIWYG

Nobody else have this problem? Was the editor updated in 6.10.8 and 6.10.7? I don't recall having issues #1/#2 with editing articles until this two releases.

Beginning to think #3 is related to the way the editor inserts the picture now as the UI to insert a picture have changed.

Discovered a new issue as well - I couldn't adjust the column widths with the mouse now in the editor. This was something I could do before.

Attached a document I was working on recently. If I do "save & edit" and "preview" over time, every picture will have extra blank lines above and below. Hopefully the devs can use that and test and find out what is wrong. Probably have to replace the picture IDs with the correct ones from here: https://www.snakeoil-os.net/Manual/clients/how-to-play-mpd

Thanks in advance.

• sample.txt (16 KB)

every picture will have extra blank lines above and below.

<p>This will launch a new browser tab like so:</p>
[image:169:] <h3>ympd - Database Scan</h3>

Yes you will get a line above and below if you use the paragraph and headings tags, so either don't use them or use css to remove the margins above and below.

@amoun wrote earlier:

&gt; every picture will have extra blank lines above and below.

&gt; &lt;p&gt;This will launch a new browser tab like so:&lt;/p&gt;
[image:169:] &lt;h3&gt;ympd - Database Scan&lt;/h3&gt;

Yes you will get a line above and below if you use the paragraph and headings tags, so either don't use them or use css to remove the margins above and below.

<p>This will launch a new browser tab like so:</p>
[image:169:] <h3>ympd - Database Scan</h3>

When I do a save, the content may be altered into:

<p>This will launch a new browser tab like so:</p>
<p> </p>
[image:169:] <p> </p>
<h3>ympd - Database Scan</h3>

Doesn't happen everytime, but if I do several previews, saves, and "saves and edits", the article will morph into :

<p>This will launch a new browser tab like so:</p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
[image:169:] <p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<h3>ympd - Database Scan</h3>

It's kind of a hassle if the article have tons of pictures. Past few months I simply switch into code view, cut and paste the whole thing, and remove all the blank lines in another editor. Cut and paste back, save and check that save don't add one extra blank line top and bottom. If it does, I will re-paste and save again until it's correct.

Unsure why TinyMCE (or something else) will add those extra blank lines.

@agent_kith We cannot reproduce your Problem #2. Please try disabling all your renderer plugins and re-enable them one by one to find which one potentially does this.

@agent_kith
I recall a similar issue, probably with the WYSIWYG many years ago, hence my reluctance to use it. I like to insert my own html tags.

I wonder if you have the Auto P plugin enabled and that takes a liking to your key strokes when you press ENTER

@fplanque wrote earlier:

@agent_kith We cannot reproduce your Problem #2. Please try disabling all your renderer plugins and re-enable them one by one to find which one potentially does this.

@amoun wrote earlier:

@agent_kith
I recall a similar issue, probably with the WYSIWYG many years ago, hence my reluctance to use it. I like to insert my own html tags.

I wonder if you have the Auto P plugin enabled and that takes a liking to your key strokes when you press ENTER

Thanks guys!:)

@agent_kith so you mean you disabled all plugins and then reenabled them ALL the same as before and the issue is gone?

Is there no single plugin that you can isolate as the culprit?

@fplanque wrote earlier:

@agent_kith so you mean you disabled all plugins and then reenabled them ALL the same as before and the issue is gone?

Is there no single plugin that you can isolate as the culprit?

As for the extra lines, so far havn't been seeing it yet. Pretty sure this is gone as well.

Seems obvious on hindsight the extra

<p> </>

Just happy things are working again.

Thank you

@agent_kith We fixed "Problem 3" in commit https://github.com/b2evolution/b2evolution/commit/fe198ed1435befd944b86d5c11a6edb0b9fbe5c2.

@yurabakhtin wrote earlier:

@agent_kith We fixed &quot;Problem 3&quot; in commit https://github.com/b2evolution/b2evolution/commit/fe198ed1435befd944b86d5c11a6edb0b9fbe5c2.

You guys rock! :)