I used the same method to import the text from an ascii file: <ctl>-c and <ctl>-v. Sometimes it double-spaced the lines. Other times it single spaced them. I "inspected" the page and I see that there are <p>...</p> around each double spaced line, so the editor thought that each line is a paragraph. The single spaced lines are all within a single <p>...</p> and have <br> between them. There are no blank characters at the ends of the lines, and no tabs in the lines.
How can I either convert the double spaced text to single, or import it in a way that makes it single spaced?
I tried <ctl>+<shift>-v and <cmd>+<shift>-v, but neither helped. Removing the blanks at the beginnings of the lines doesn't help.
More abstractly; why does the editor enable me to control horizontal spacing several ways, but no way to control vertical spacing (other than empty lines)?
I use vim in a Mac XQuartz *nix environment. My understanding is that it's just ascii text with newline (\n) at the end of each line. There are no carriage returns (\r).
I've attached a screenshot of the original text with spaces colored red and tabs with a green outline (there are none). The lines after "Instructions" were added first. Then Instructions, with header formatting added, then the lines before Instructions. I've since noticed that when I first edit an attlassian page, the imported text keeps its single spacing. But if I apply some kind of formatting to some of the text, then ascii text I enter subsequently gets double spaced. So the formatting I add seems to change the mode of text entry.
@Kevin Raeder What application are you using to create your ascii text in. That is the place that you should be checking the formatting in.
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I use vim in a Mac XQuartz *nix environment. My understanding is that it's just ascii text with newline (\n) at the end of each line. There are no carriage returns (\r).
I've attached a screenshot of the original text with spaces colored red and tabs with a green outline (there are none). The lines after "Instructions" were added first. Then Instructions, with header formatting added, then the lines before Instructions. I've since noticed that when I first edit an attlassian page, the imported text keeps its single spacing. But if I apply some kind of formatting to some of the text, then ascii text I enter subsequently gets double spaced. So the formatting I add seems to change the mode of text entry.
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