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Jun 5, 2017
judycaret
Wait, I don't get it.
I just hit 'return' twice. This sentence should be a new paragraph.
I just hit 'return' twice. This sentence should be a new paragraph.
Bob R/CA
There are actually two states for posts:
1) a short excerpt which displays until you click the "see more," and
2) the full post, complete with the double line returns.
Currently, posts that are under the threshold only display in the excerpt state. That is, they will display with the line returns stripped, and won't have...See More
1) a short excerpt which displays until you click the "see more," and
2) the full post, complete with the double line returns.
Currently, posts that are under the threshold only display in the excerpt state. That is, they will display with the line returns stripped, and won't have...See More
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So paragraph breaks are possible.