CadmarLegend
@Agentt found a key in the skeletons.
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I don’t know if this is a one time thing, but if it will ever be replicated, then it’s a bug.
I was deciding on making a litrpg-like table, and it took a bit of nagivating around scribble hub's text editor’s table function to find out I didn’t want to spend too much time on it.
Thus, I went onto google docs and made a table from the templates, edited it to make stuff work, and created the table you see in the below screenshot.
However, when I tried to copy-paste that table into the Scribble Hub text editor, of course, it didn’t work well. Basically, it didn’t look like the one I wanted. I then decided I’d just take a screenshot of the table in google docs, and add it as an image into scribblehub.
If that was the case, I could make multiple of the same types of tables and reuse them in different scenes, so it was a win-win situation. However, after adding the screenshot as an image, I saved the draft, went to look in the preview and bam, there is was (the table) but ... weirdly placed.
I know this has to be a bug, since the nagivation buttons shouldn’t move based on whether or not images were added into a chapter.
Just to be sure it wasn’t my computer only, I turned on another one and checked. Yep, both computers showed the same result. I checked on another one as well because, well, why not. Maybe it was the screen resolution? In the end, all of them showed something weird. On mobile, though, it didn’t look weird.
tl;dr
I added an image and something about it intruded into the space for the bottom navigation buttons on a computer’s page view.
Misc:
Devices Tested on: Macbook Air, Chromebook, Lenovo Ideapad, Samsung Galaxy Note10, iPhone 6s
Devices the bug showed on: Macbook Air, Chromebook, Lenovo Ideapad
oh, and dark mode doesn’t render the space created by the image
I was deciding on making a litrpg-like table, and it took a bit of nagivating around scribble hub's text editor’s table function to find out I didn’t want to spend too much time on it.
Thus, I went onto google docs and made a table from the templates, edited it to make stuff work, and created the table you see in the below screenshot.
However, when I tried to copy-paste that table into the Scribble Hub text editor, of course, it didn’t work well. Basically, it didn’t look like the one I wanted. I then decided I’d just take a screenshot of the table in google docs, and add it as an image into scribblehub.
If that was the case, I could make multiple of the same types of tables and reuse them in different scenes, so it was a win-win situation. However, after adding the screenshot as an image, I saved the draft, went to look in the preview and bam, there is was (the table) but ... weirdly placed.
I know this has to be a bug, since the nagivation buttons shouldn’t move based on whether or not images were added into a chapter.
Just to be sure it wasn’t my computer only, I turned on another one and checked. Yep, both computers showed the same result. I checked on another one as well because, well, why not. Maybe it was the screen resolution? In the end, all of them showed something weird. On mobile, though, it didn’t look weird.
tl;dr
I added an image and something about it intruded into the space for the bottom navigation buttons on a computer’s page view.
Misc:
Devices Tested on: Macbook Air, Chromebook, Lenovo Ideapad, Samsung Galaxy Note10, iPhone 6s
Devices the bug showed on: Macbook Air, Chromebook, Lenovo Ideapad
oh, and dark mode doesn’t render the space created by the image
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