If you create a normal new line in the text editor, it creates a new paragraph, e.g.
<p>line1</p>
<p>line2</p>
This would be 2 paragraphs in prosemirror. The problem was that the paragraphs have no margin-bottom, so it was really difficult to understand that. So you have used a new line, because you are used to markdown, but this is leaking the markdown syntax into the editor. So the correct behavior would be to just fix the styling.
So long as the line breaks look “right” in the editor (there’s a nice gap between lines) I think that would be fine.
I definitely have a lot of learned behaviour/habits from editing the markdown.
Sorry to hijack this ticket, but one thing I’ve found using cloud-hosted Squidex, is if I try to revert to the old markdown editor using this link:
I don’t seem to be able to use the “add content” button, to embed references to other items.
My workaround is to manually locate the content item and manually reference it, but I wonder if there’s any way to use the old editor and still be able to add content that way?
