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An empty row in Quill looks like <p><br></p>. If such a empty row exists before a heading and one has choosen to comment out/remove the .ql-editor p, ... .ql-editor h6 { margin: 0; } reset rule then Quill inserts another empty row.
Setting the css rule previously mentioned to margin: 1em 0; does solve the problem. But I'm happy to have the browsers default margins and why shouldn't I be able to?
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An empty row in Quill looks like
<p><br></p>
. If such a empty row exists before a heading and one has choosen to comment out/remove the.ql-editor p, ... .ql-editor h6 { margin: 0; }
reset rule then Quill inserts another empty row.Steps for Reproduction
Expected behavior:
There should be one empty row between the paragraphs and the headings in the Quill editor.
Actual behavior:
There are two empty rows between the paragraphs and the headings in the Quill editor.
Platforms:
Tested on current Firefox and Chrome on Win10.
Version:
1.3.6
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