Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this.
When I edit my page, all the invisible tags created by the rich text editor sort of... like, slide around randomly when I save it? For example, I'll make a perfectly working line break in the preview field, or make some text bold, and save the changes to my story, and then when I load it again, now it says __ on one line and ____ on the next line instead of ______, or the bold text **s have stopped functioning because now there's a space between them and the text they're supposed to be wrapping. I'm literally deducing what the ML tags are by seeing which new characters appear in my text when the formatting stops working.
Related: Is there any way to just turn off the rich text editor, so I can just see what all the actual code is, and fix it if it's broken? Because if not, that would be a great feature to add.
Thank you.
Edit: I figured it out. I had to use the triangle in the top right corner of the website, click Settings, and disable it from there.
2nd edit: My bad I skimmed over the part where it says not to use the / sorry guys the software and the documentation are both working well.
3rd edit: Wait... then where did the / come from in the first place back when I was using the RTE?
4th edit: Figured it out. I was using RTE to make a block of text bold, then making the end of one line non-bold, then adding a space at the front of the line for whitespace manipulation reasons.
The expected output of this was something like:
**____Niki____**
**Level 3 Warrior**
**Shield Bash** - stun and/or push back an enemy
**+Enhanced Speed**
**+Enhanced Strength**
but instead I'd get something like:
**____Niki____
Level 3 Warrior
Shield Bash **- stun and/or push back an enemy**
+Enhanced Speed
+Enhanced Strength**
...which seems to work at first glance? But I guess it's "fragile" to further RTE editing somehow.
I'm just gonna leave RTE turned off I think.
Thanks again.
5th edit: The phantom backslash / might have been coming from me changing a variable name while leaving the text of an old variable name in the story. This caused the pages to auto-generate escape characters to display the old {variable_name} as a string literal instead of a variable, or something. In at least one instance, the escape character seems to have appeared at the front of a line.