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April 29, 2019
Question

Delete empty line

  • April 29, 2019
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Hi,

When, at the start of an empty line (break);

  1. If I press backspace, it won’t delete the previous line.
  2. If I press delete, it won’t delete the line I’m on.
  3. I have to go at the end of another line and press delete to delete the next line, and this does not always work.
  4. I’m just trying to delete an empty line, why is it so difficult?

There is no configuration or formatting or a type of character before or after or whatever else that should make it impossible to delete a simple line.

Pierre

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Peter Grainge
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April 30, 2019

Create a new project for test purposes and stick with default.css.

Does this happen in that project?

It would be worth testing your other issues in the test project to see if they occur there. It does sound as if some of your issues could be CSS related and that would help you identify when that is the case.


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April 30, 2019

Hi,

You're asking me to create a new project and retype a procedure without any formatting to see if I will get the same errors?

Pierre

Peter Grainge
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Community Expert
April 30, 2019

Not type a whole procedure, just create single topic with a few lines where you can perform the same actions, about five minutes work if that.

If it doesn't have the same problem, then we know it is project related and can dig deeper. If it has the same problem, then exact steps that can be replicated will enable the issue to be looked at.


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