Italics problem?

[spicy_sweets]

Idek if this question goes here but

Summary

GN spoilers

Is there a reason the draft section does this with italicized sentences?
Edit: well whip my socks, the hide details doesn't hide images...

[ar-ninetysix]

The hide details function can hide 'em though. Like this yo

Summary

This text will be hidden

[silverraven0]

Please tech me senpai~

[spicy_sweets]

What did you dooo omg

[ar-ninetysix]

Well, I literally just uploaded the photo in the part after it says "this text will be hidden" but before the bracket. If that doesn't work, you could always hit enter twice when you use it. Hitting the enter key replaces the highlighted text, and you could just post the image, so like this. I'll show both ways

[details=Summary] here. [/detailss]

If that doesn't work you could try it this way. (btw I added the extra s on details to block it from actually performing the hide function)

[details=Summary]
IMAGE HERE. This is usually how I normally use it, it's easier to separate the summary title and the text/images you wanna hide, y'know?
[/detailss]

[echoeotto]

I get the same issue with italics. It's because Tapas's applies italics by wrapping them in an < i > tag (without the spaces) that uses the "inline block" css style.

Edit: In other words, if the italicized text is longer than the rest of the space in the line, it'll flow the whole italicized object to a new line, but italicized text will flow like normal within the object.

Side note: sometimes the details structure will break if you don't have a linebreak right before the opening [details] or < details > (without the spaces) tag.

[spicy_sweets]

So should I use html coding instead of just highlighting?

[echoeotto]

I haven't tried it, but I assume Tapas's text editor will either strip any html notation or render it as plain text.

[spicy_sweets]

hnnnnnnn
It's bugging me, but I guess I can't do much about it rip

[echoeotto]

It bugs me too It's a relatively easy fix. All Tapas would have to do is use the "inline" css style instead of "inline-block," or use the built-in < em > html tag instead of their own custom < i > tag.

[spicy_sweets]

Erg, I feel bad cuz it's such a minor problem, but I don't wanna bug the staff by tagging them
Hope it gets fixed soon

[naughtingwell]

Aaaugh, yeah, this is a topic I've touched on in the past as well. It's a pretty minor problem on the whole, but it's pretty important for writers just because it throws off the formatting something fierce. It's an odd work around and can strike randomly within a single work.