Indent Quirk

[BackworldTraveller]

I'm using "Indent" and note that it also appears to remove preceding and succeeding blank lines. Is there a way to prevent this so the section is isolated from the neighbouring paragraphs? (Each of the below text lines is preceded by a blank line - but the displayed spacing differs)

Para 1

Indented

Para2

Not Indented

Para 3

[ToniXX]

I see your point. I'm sure this behavior can be changed but I'd like input from others who also use the indent feature.

[Eris]

I'm using "Indent" and note that it also appears to remove preceding and succeeding blank lines. Is there a way to prevent this so the section is isolated from the neighbouring paragraphs? (Each of the below text lines is preceded by a blank line - but the displayed spacing differs)

Para 1

Indented

Para2

Not Indented

Para 3

Hum...I think I like how it works now. If you want to isolate the indention, use two enters as below.

Para 1 -enter-

indented area, like a quote -enter-

Para 2

vs.

Para 1 -enter enter-

Another indented area -enter enter-

Para 2

[BackworldTraveller]

I'm using "Indent" and note that it also appears to remove preceding and succeeding blank lines. Is there a way to prevent this so the section is isolated from the neighbouring paragraphs? (Each of the below text lines is preceded by a blank line - but the displayed spacing differs)

Para 1

Indented

Para2

Not Indented

Para 3

Hum...I think I like how it works now. If you want to isolate the indention, use two enters as below.

Para 1 -enter-

indented area, like a quote -enter-

Para 2

vs.

Para 1 -enter enter-

Another indented area -enter enter-

Para 2

Why is a single cr/lf sometimes a cr/lf and some times not? Consistency would be nice