Sorry, I've shared it now. I thought you could read it even when it is not shared.

After fiddling around with it, I think the issue might have to do with the way in which you are importing these lessons (i.e. the original format of the text). If I import using the text from the first lesson (shown in the Print View), everything imports properly.

Are you editing the lessons in Microsoft Word then adding them to LingQ?

Yes, I always do that. And it worked in Firefox about 6 months ago very well. Then the problem with to many blank lines occured. And now since about a week it changed again and the formatting "bold" and the correct dealing with 'new line' and 'new paragraph' don't work.

In Internet Explorer everything works fine. Strange is the change of the behaviour of Firefox, don't you think so?

Yeah, it does seem strange. I'll see if I can figure out what's going on with this.

Well, I've been copying and pasting TV subtitles from Excel, which was going fine until this morning. Today all line breaks have disappeared. That makes them harder to read, as you have no clue when the speaker or the scene changes.

And the paragraph breaks aren't even replaced with spaces, so the last word of one line runs straight into the first word of the next line! AAAAARGGGHHH!

Hiya. Have you tried pasting the text into word first, then it gives you options of how you want to paste it. Select "keep text only". I think this usually keeps it in the same format but without complex formatting which means it's easier for the Lingq uploader to convert. I had a problem copying some text from websites (sometimes it would work and sometimes not - even from the same source) and copying it to Word before pasting it into the Lingq uploader helped a lot, but I'm not sure if it will work from Excel to Word. Let us know if you find a way to do it.

Hi Kish, I've explained above that I always use Word. I write all my texts in Word before I import them. Since one week the format it no longer kept when I import with Firefox. It works with Internet Explorer.

Alex, I've imported texts from the same document in sections and some turn up normal and some have too many lines added. Weird...

Now the behaviour has changed again. It is again like I described in my first post: When I import a text from Word with Firefox there are now always 2 blank lines after each paragraph. This makes no sense. In between there were NO line which wasn't nice too. Earlier there was only 1 blank line which was fine.