astushkin
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Has the correct way to separate paragraphs recently changed? All my stories were written on Word with paragraphs separated by a single hard return and 8pts set after the paragraph. This has always worked in my submissions for the paragraphs to appear correctly on the site.
Recently I submitted an edited chapter in which I split some longer paragraphs for clarity. I split them as described above. When the edited chapter appeared online, the newly split paragraphs had no line between them, but are abutted together:
In towns and villages, he took any work he could find --- if any could be found...if anyone was sympathetic enough to give work to a ragged urchin. When naught but a wee lad, his various employments had included chimney sweep, mucking stalls at livery stables and inns, crawling through tunnels in a copper mine, and washing blood and offal from the floor in a butcher shop.
As he grew older and stronger, he loaded and unloaded guests' trunks at inns, carried bricks and wood for builders, hauled barrels and crates at distilleries and taverns, worked as a blacksmith's assistant, and toiled on road construction crews.
I hit enter after "butcher shop" to split the paragraph (what has ALWAYS worked in the past). How can this be fixed? It makes it much harder to read. Do I need to resubmit another edit, formatted differently? Can the spacing be restored by Lit?
Thanks!
Recently I submitted an edited chapter in which I split some longer paragraphs for clarity. I split them as described above. When the edited chapter appeared online, the newly split paragraphs had no line between them, but are abutted together:
In towns and villages, he took any work he could find --- if any could be found...if anyone was sympathetic enough to give work to a ragged urchin. When naught but a wee lad, his various employments had included chimney sweep, mucking stalls at livery stables and inns, crawling through tunnels in a copper mine, and washing blood and offal from the floor in a butcher shop.
As he grew older and stronger, he loaded and unloaded guests' trunks at inns, carried bricks and wood for builders, hauled barrels and crates at distilleries and taverns, worked as a blacksmith's assistant, and toiled on road construction crews.
I hit enter after "butcher shop" to split the paragraph (what has ALWAYS worked in the past). How can this be fixed? It makes it much harder to read. Do I need to resubmit another edit, formatted differently? Can the spacing be restored by Lit?
Thanks!