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This is one of those fun, ultra-niche bugs. So what I'm trying to do is: Copy-paste a Callout with text inside to the TOP of a template, by clicking somewhere on the template and holding the ⬆️ (up-arrow) key to get my text cursor to the top of the page. Currently, the first block on the page is a layout element, and inside the first block is an image element that does NOT have an image assigned yet. When my text cursor is as far back as it can be on the page, and I press Ctrl + V, I paste the text contained in the callout inside the empty image block. I've included a screenshot to show what I am seeing. Refreshing the page does remove the text from the image block, but does not put the callout in place as intended. I'm using Windows + Vivaldi (which is based on Chromium). Have fun with this one :)

In light mode the foreground of pins is black no matter what the background colour is. Strangely doesn't seem to be a problem in dark mode.

When you mouse over a text block anchor (The little six dots handle) it says "Drag to move, click for menu). If you drag this over another article in the article list on the left hand side, you get a blue marker indicating that the text block should be able to be moved either out as a new article, or into another article. However, if you keep the mouse there, button down, you will see it "flicker" to a "not possible" type icon (red circle with slash) every now and then. Now, if you actually let go of the mouse button, weird stuff wil happen. Another article from the list will be dragged instead, and have its order moved or be moved in as a sub-article of another. Suggested fix: If dragging a text block to the left hand list is NOT supposed to be possible, you should get a clear "forbidden" mouse cursor, and nothing should happen on button release.

Links to elements within tables can be made into bold text, but when viewing another article and returning the change is not retained. LK 0.16.0.3 All browsers Windows 11

When pasting decimal numbers into a table, the software incorrectly converts the decimal numbers into a numbered list format. For example, pasting "1.7" results in "1. 7". Pressing return then changes "7" to the second item in the list. Steps to Reproduce: Create a new table. Copy a value that contains a decimal number (e.g., "1.7"). Paste the value into a cell in the table. Observe that the decimal number is converted to a numbered list ("1. 7"). Expected Behavior: Decimal numbers should be pasted as they are, without conversion to a numbered list. For example, pasting "1.7" should result in "1.7".

On the last few versions of LK (currently 0.16.0.1) across browsers doing various things in the editor can accidentally create secrets which are annoying to remove text from inside. Things such as creating a H1 header containing any number followed by a period ex: "1." undoes your heading and places the text within a secret block which can make creating numbered headers like that very tedious and requires adjusting workflow.

I have made several updates to my Legendkeeper project on 2 different computers, all clients running 0.16.0.1. On one I use firefox and on another I use chrome. On my chrome computer I updated the wiki and the pages were not reflected across to firefox. On the computer running firefox, my chrome client is up to date oddly enough. The issue continues even when attempting to force resync. Page affected: https://app.legendkeeper.com/a/worlds/ckiqnna8e5l9m0726yx4ttdmn/clyez4q3d09ck356l800kut46/ Version: 0.16.0.1 OS: Windows 11 across all devices

Single image on page isn't considered as 'content' causing two issues: The Getting started text remains on the page. The image doesn't get recognized as content and doesn't show up in public mode. Reproduction: Open new page Insert a new image by dragging from your desktop Don't do ANYTHING else. The getting started text remains and even stays when re-opening document Interestingly enough when you do the reproduction like above here, in public mode the entire image just doesn't appear at all. But when you open legendkeeper again in edit/pwa mode, you do see it, even on other devices. When the getting started text disappears when you put an enter or anything else on the page, this issue doesn't occure. Images: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/721563578964115458/1258814028822745178/image.png?ex=6689696c&is=668817ec&hm=0d6d4bd7405b76c3a292126a385430450c832abcd5f96aa1663ab7eb2f2be6b5&=&format=webp&quality=lossless&width=927&height=910 https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/721563578964115458/1258814029456081017/image.png?ex=6689696c&is=668817ec&hm=dc1d2756600a9eb057f7d1e6fbc75d58fb1424d0f465ff7e895c4af75102e699&=&format=webp&quality=lossless&width=1760&height=774 Google Chrome Observed in both Mac OS and Windows 11

Bullet Points and Numbered Lists: 2 Issues In a regular text line or table that begins immediately with a hyphen, it starts a bulleted list even if there is a bullet already there. For example, when trying to type a suffix at the very start of a text field, i.e. "-tion", the hyphen is deleted and replaced automatically with a bulleted list. In a regular text field or table that begins with a decimal number, i.e. "1.2", "23.455", etc., the whole value on the left side of the decimal is deleted and replaced with a numbered list. This behavior occurs when copying/pasting or moving the text field to a different location.

When I added a YouTube/Spotify link inside a table located on a hidden sheet of my public pages, the page became unresponsive upon returning to it a few days later. The section containing the YouTube link appears to have "duplicated" itself repeatedly within "secret" blocks, causing the page to crash. This might be related to creating a secret block inside the table and placing the link within it. Initially, I placed this block on the public tab and later copied it to the hidden tab. Browser: Google Chrome Operating System: Windows 11 Steps to Reproduce: Add a YouTube/Spotify link inside a table on a hidden sheet of a public page. Create a secret block inside the table and place the link within it. Copy the secret block from the public tab to the hidden tab. Return to the page after a few days. Expected Result: The page should remain responsive, and the YouTube/Spotify link should be accessible without issues. Actual Result: The section containing the YouTube link duplicates itself repeatedly within secret blocks, causing the page to become unresponsive and crash. Attachments: Screenshot 1 (left) : Illustrates the problem. Screenshot 2 (right): Shows how the duplication extends down the page. Additional Notes: Due to the crash, I couldn't capture a clearer view of the issue.