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Hi Brajesh,
Thank you so much for your help and patience in investigating the issue and pointing us in the right direction. Your guidance helped us resolve the form rendering problem successfully, and everything is now working smoothly on our end.
Really appreciate your support!
Best regards,
DannyAfter inspecting the affected area using browser DevTools, the spacing comes from the editor outputting:<p><br></p>
These empty paragraph tags appear between content blocks and create large blank gaps in Edit mode.
Looking forward to your quick fix on your end.
Thanks.
DannyHi Brajesh,
Thank you for the recent update and fixes.
I tested the latest BuddyBlog Pro version and would like to confirm the current status of the three issues:
1. Featured Image Preview Cropping — RESOLVED
2. Placeholder Behavior — RESOLVED
3. Rich Text Editor – Extra Spacing in Edit Mode — STILL PRESENT
The editor still shows enlarged/extra spacing when editing content. The spacing appears inconsistent compared to the published post output.I wish I could attached screenshots to show you:
The editor view with enlarged spacing, and
The resulting display/output for comparison.
This issue occurs specifically in Edit mode داخل the rich text editor, and the spacing appears visually larger than expected.
Please let me know if you need additional details or testing information.
Thank you again for your help and the recent fixes.
Danny
While waiting for the update, I also noticed two additional items and wanted to check whether these are expected behaviors or possible improvements:
1. Custom Field Rich Text Editor Placeholder Content:
The placeholder content does not appear in the frontend form.
Is placeholder text supported for Text Editor fields? If not, is there a recommended way to show instructional guidance inside the editor?2. Featured Image Preview Cropping (in post content field):
When uploading a Featured Image in the post form, the preview appears cropped in the form, although the full image displays correctly in the published post.Would it be possible for the preview container to maintain the original aspect ratio instead of cropping the image?
Thanks!
Danny