If this editor was working properly, nobody would have complained.
Fact [URL removed] Editor will never work properly because of the IMPORTED descriptions come from different sources.
Bonanza stuff can say all kind of things, to use another browser, cache…it is not working properly because of IMPORTED HTML in description. it is very annoying.
I select “headline 3”, start editing the existing text, suddenly it changes the size…etc
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ZeePoster Reputation: 56 See ZeePoster's booth |
strip your listing of the imported html…..enter as plain text (I do this by copy/paste text into notepad and then back into the editor and deleting the entire source code, of course I do all my write-ups in notepad first anyway) and then make your changes on the plain text…it really isn’t that hard…
not all editors are compatible…you are importing conflicting html…
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TrinketBox Reputation: 3805 See TrinketBox's booth |
CC, You are right, it’s better way, BUT many times, even after making changes on the plain text, it still can appear later… ‘different’.
Also, “fighting” with this red line is really disturbing and time consuming (I wish I knew more about this “red” feature, just to avoid/use it efficiently).
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“However..not not really sure what you mean by red line..I don’t have it…”
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ArtistsUnion Reputation: 3676 See ArtistsUnion's booth |
And again, i have to say, it works perfectly for me. It cannot be “broken” if it works perfectly for some and not others.
I would not want them to get rid of it, as I use it quite often.
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misskeech Reputation: 1958 See misskeech's booth |
I have the dotted red line too. And am trying to get rid of it. Very annoying when editing.
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ShoponSherman Reputation: 22 See ShoponSherman's booth |
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