Marco0042

Often, when compiling a bullet list it is necessary to introduce a FAKE paragraph break to make the text more readable. This is usually accomplished by inserting a "line break" (or soft-return), since inserting a "paragraph break" would create a NEW item in the bullet list. Unfortunately, in Affinity Publisher seems possible to achieve the result shown below only with workarounds like inserting a TAB before the soft-return: Whit the soft-return only, the result is this: This might be the desired result if paragraph formatting is "justify all", but if everything is formatted in "justify left" this should not happen. If it is not a bug and someone knows a key combination to get a sort of "not-so-soft-return" so as to get the same result without introducing these TABs I would be grateful. — Marco

This works with normal text, but if I am inside a numbered or bulleted list I want to be able to justify left without creating a new paragraph, otherwise I would create a new numbered or bulleted item. What currently happens should be the correct behavior for "justify ALL" not for "justify left". Otherwise, I don't understand what the "justify ALL" is for (which by the way I have never seen anyone using it).

Same problem here and I also solved it with "tab+line break", however it is clearly a bug and I haven't found any other elegant solution to avoid those tabs (that sooner or later will give me some formatting problem) ☹️