Created attachment 176893 [details] Clearly shows a comparison between Writer and MS Word in displaying the mentioned page (screen capture). Greetings. The clip capture is from an article at the following address: https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/technical-articles/understanding-noise-and-psrr-in-ldos/ The issue has to do with formatting, over multiple areas. See attached. MS Word 2016 displays the page correctly. Thanks
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Please be specific when describing the issue, even if you provide a screen capture, to not require readers to guess which is your possible issue: is that alignment of formula, or maybe it's the grey areas that represents non-breaking spaces? Or scale of the data (either image, or text, resulting in different line wrap)?
It is regarding the gray bars, which are visible everywhere on the web page where there is a math formula. Thanks.
(In reply to Coolman from comment #3) As mentioned in comment 2, these grey blocks are visual marks that allow to see non-breaking spaces. These spaces came from the web page, and are only shaded on screen (it's only a visual aid, and they are printed/exported without the shading); in Writer/Web, their shading is controlled using a dedicated setting [1]. In Writer (not Web), simply unchecking highlighting of fields in View menu hides the shading. Closing NOTABUG. Thanks! [1] https://help.libreoffice.org/7.2/en-US/text/shared/optionen/01040600.html?DbPAR=SHARED#bm_id3148616
That was easy, but I, as a Writer user, could not have thought of such a simple solution. Thank you. I'll close, if that's OK.