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System restore! Because one application doesn't work correctly? That has to be a joke, surely! All my other applications work perfectly. It's only your application that has these issues. My working day is very busy supporting clients. I don't have the time to try to create various permutations of a ...

I found a new one today.
The cursor is now offset to the right so that it is on top on a character and slightly down.
It also only flashes 6 times and then stays steady.

No other application I have exhibits this behaviour.

A nice demonstration of one of the issues.
Watch the line spacing reset to the wrong value as I click outside the text box.

https://www.etlcpp.com/temp/Capture.wmv

Pablo wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 12, 2021 3:17 pm

I do not think it's random. I think it is a combination of specific settings.

If I can't see a pattern as to when the behaviour exhibits itself, then it is effectively 'random' from my point of view.

@lummis The links to the page showing the output where the footer is in the middle of the page is a side issue. It's always behaved like that for me, so I use '<div> with position' for all new pages. The real issue is that paragraphs in the editor, that use the same styles and look the same, can ren...

If I can get a demo project to fail, then I will, but like I said, it's fairly random.
I'd send the current project, but I've bodged it using global line-spacing. Putting it back would be laborious and possibly not show the weird behaviour again.

BTW, This is how the page looks when choosing any of the other output formats.

Notice the footer halfway up the web page.
https://www.etlcpp.com/temp/successor.html

Here's how it should look.
https://www.etlcpp.com/temp/successor2.html

Is the maker of That Other Web Designer considered such a bad word that it has to be redacted?

I've checked the setting and they are all as specified. I've been having this type of issue for years, long before I upgraded to 4K monitors. So far, I've just bodged the page so that it comes out as I want. I've been using WYSIWYG Web Builder since about version 9 or 10. I've also had the weird eff...

Yes, I tried 'default'

Oh, and this is not intended to be a 'responsive' website.

Firstly, I do not recommend not use "Use <div> with position for each line" or "Include line-height in text styles". These options are only available for backward compatibility, they should not be used with responsive websites. You may not recommend them, but it is the only option that works (mostl...

I added some more text to the page, but this is how it appears in the WYSIWYG Web Builder editor. The lines are squashed together, unlike the other paragraphs. And it's using all the same styles as before. This is extremely inconsistent behaviour! https://www.etlcpp.com/temp/StylesOriginal2.png

I've always had issues getting the text on my website to format as I want with WYSIWYG Web Builder, but I finally came up with a solution a while ago that gave me consistent results, if a bit of a bodge. I've tried Use <div> for each line Use <div> with position for each line Include line-height in ...

Also, changing a style does not seem to have an immediate effect. I have to 'select' then 'unselect' the text again (on each open tab) before it is updated.