Last modified: 2011-07-15 04:20:34 UTC
Currently if you don't put anything in the section heading, the text is appended with a blank line above it. Please remove that blank line.
Issue in the same area: 1. create a page with 2 sections 2. remove the middle section Observed: the two remaining sections are separated with an additional newline. Expected: no additional newline should remain after removing a section.
Ugh: 1. Create a page with 3 sections :)
(In reply to comment #1) > Issue in the same area: > > 1. create a page with 3 sections > 2. remove the middle section > > Observed: the two remaining sections are separated with an additional newline. > > Expected: no additional newline should remain after removing a section. > That's the same thing I described in bug 14938, though you did a much better job :)
I think the described behaviour is expected behaviour. Adding a section without a heading is adding a paragraph. If no leading whitespace would be added, the text would be appended to previous paragraph (if that is not a heading), which would be counter-intuitive. Proposing to close as either INVALID or WONTFIX (with a preference for the former).
Closing invalid, here is my reasoning: If the extra linebreak were not added, adding a 'section' without a heading would not add a new anything at all, but rather append text to the last paragraph. I wasn't aware that using section=new without a heading was actually used by anyone, but it makes more sense to have the new text begin a new paragraph. If it did not, do so by default, then users who wanted to add a new paragraph would have to leave the first line of the edit box blank, which is unintuitive. If the issue described in comment 1 is someone that anyone wants fixed, go ahead and make a bug for it, that actually does sound like a bug.
