Now onto my issue. It doesn't effect the functionality or appearance of anything regarding my CMSMS installation, but is instead mostly a personal preference. On top of that it's just overall odd.
I write my stylesheets entirely by hand and use a program called Panic Coda. Once I'm finished writing my CSS, I copy and paste it into a skeleton (empty) stylesheet I've setup on the CMSMS backend. This is all fine and dandy and works wonders for me.
The problem I'm running into with only ONE out of the THREE current CMSMS installations is that when I paste my stylesheet content into the empty stylesheet I've created on the backend, it converts all of my hard returns into double hard returns. The end result is that the declarations in my stylesheet are all needlessly and unattractively spaced out, instead of arranged the way I prefer. I've yet to come to a conclusion as to why this occurs and I made sure to do a search on the forum before resorting to making a thread.
As I stated, I've only run into this on one occasion and I can't explain it. I've tried pasting my stylesheet content into various other editors, and then pasting back into my empty stylesheet on CMSMS, but to no avail. I even did the same with a barebones text editor. Nothing.
Has anyone run into this before? It baffles me. If I absolutely have to live with it I can, but i don't want to. It makes my stylesheet much longer than it needs to be and it makes scrolling through it a pain.
Thanks in advance!
