FYI, you need to insert an additional Return ¿ or the text will align with your image’s left-hand side and throw off the comment formatting. The extra line of space will either place the text above or below the image instead of on its hip.
Ah okay thanks. Is that true, independent of the app I am using? Reason I ask is that I am currently using Sync, but I’m looking into other apps (Voyager specifically)
I couldn’t say with any certainty whether or not your choice of app would affect formatting, or how, as I only use one and it’s not Sync.
Theoretically, formatting rules don’t vary widely from one program to the next, as it’s all pretty standard stuff tracing back to standard practice for publishers’ typeset or even typewriters when you get right down to it. The enter key is literally a downward & left-hooked arrow indicative of the advance-page (rotate up and away from user/keyboard to place cursor below already-written text) & return to left margin action on a typewriter, which is what including the space will accomplish in this scenario.
Ah okay thanks. I’ll have to play around with the apps I am trying out then. I switched over to Voyager to reply to this comment, and looking back through the original post, comments and such seems to be rendered better in voyager than sync, and I know it’s been a while since sync has been updated, so it may just be a case of that app getting more and more out of date.
FYI, you need to insert an additional Return ¿ or the text will align with your image’s left-hand side and throw off the comment formatting. The extra line of space will either place the text above or below the image instead of on its hip.
Ah okay thanks. Is that true, independent of the app I am using? Reason I ask is that I am currently using Sync, but I’m looking into other apps (Voyager specifically)
I couldn’t say with any certainty whether or not your choice of app would affect formatting, or how, as I only use one and it’s not Sync.
Theoretically, formatting rules don’t vary widely from one program to the next, as it’s all pretty standard stuff tracing back to standard practice for publishers’ typeset or even typewriters when you get right down to it. The enter key is literally a downward & left-hooked arrow indicative of the advance-page (rotate up and away from user/keyboard to place cursor below already-written text) & return to left margin action on a typewriter, which is what including the space will accomplish in this scenario.
Ah okay thanks. I’ll have to play around with the apps I am trying out then. I switched over to Voyager to reply to this comment, and looking back through the original post, comments and such seems to be rendered better in voyager than sync, and I know it’s been a while since sync has been updated, so it may just be a case of that app getting more and more out of date.
In any case, thank you for your reply!