Hi,
it seems like some of our users who prefer accessing through the ML interface using Thunderbid have this peculiar issue that at the beginning of the paragraphs an indentation of 5 or 6 blank spaces are added.
This would not be a problem if not that Discourse interprets those blank spaces as an “inline code” markdown.
This is what happens
I suspect that this is a Thunderbird problem but maybe there’s some knowledge to be gained here too
So, can anyone give any suggestion about this problem: either removing the indentation from Thunderbird or the markdown coding from Discourse?
Let me see if it happens by answering your message through Thunderbird.
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A detail I forgot to mention: the line must be longer than 80 characters (it needs to go to a new line) for the indentation to be added.
I will send you the e-mail directly, but the issue does not seem to appear in that case, only when answering to Discourse.
I don’t know if it’s because the other e-mail services get rid of the indentation or because it’s actually added by discourse.