I am entering content into the rich text editor which uses different text colors and has brackets (it's documentation for programming tokens). As soon as I open up the Source Editor and save, a whole bunch of spaces appear in between all the elements of my content.
Example:
$?<conditional A>[<true text>]?<conditional B>[<else if true text>][<else if false text>]
gets turned into:
$?<conditional A>[ <true text> ]?<conditional B>[ <else if true text> ][ <else if false text> ]
as soon as I hit "Apply" in the Source Editor. The source code is automatically turning into:
<strong>$?</strong> <em>&lt;conditional A&gt;</em> <strong>[</strong> <span style="color: rgb(0,0,255);"> <em>&lt;true text&gt;</em> </span> <strong>]?</strong> <em>&lt;conditional B&gt;</em> <strong>[</strong> <span style="color: rgb(0,204,255);"> <em>&lt;else if true text&gt;</em> </span> <strong>][</strong> <span style="color: rgb(255,0,0);"> <em>&lt;else if false text&gt;</em> </span> <strong>]</strong>
with all those spaces in there.
How do I stop this from happening?
Confluence version: 4.3
Source Editor version: 1.0.6
Browsers: Chrome, Firefox
Our team at Mohamicorp revamped the source editor while using it internally, and we're making it public as Source Editor for Confluence. It does not perform the server-side code beautification that the original plugin does, instead providing a more bug-free Beautify option in the editor.
Hey there, Jeremy.
I noticed that it has been a while since you received any response here. Therefore, I would recommend you to contact the plugin vendor to get your query answered.
Hope this helps and good luck.
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