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It's because you have an over-abundance of tabs in your code, along with the word-wrap setting turned on.
You can either remove extra tabs from each line in your code by selecting all of your code and choosing Edit > Code > Apply Source Formatting (might not be possible if you actually have a high enough number of nested items) or turn off the Word Wrap option in your Common Toolbar (the vertical one) by default it's the one just before the dots at the bottom...
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It's because you have an over-abundance of tabs in your code, along with the word-wrap setting turned on.
You can either remove extra tabs from each line in your code by selecting all of your code and choosing Edit > Code > Apply Source Formatting (might not be possible if you actually have a high enough number of nested items) or turn off the Word Wrap option in your Common Toolbar (the vertical one) by default it's the one just before the dots at the bottom...
I'm one of those people who hates indented code. I like to see everything flush left until I'm ready to minify my code.
In my Preferences > Code Format settings, I remove indented code from all tags in the Tag Library.
In Code View Options, I have Auto Indent turned off.
Nancy
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