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Unexpected new Line Inserted After an Image After Repeatedly Modifying Alignment Options

Unexpected new line inserted after an image after repeatedly modifying alignment options.

Description

Unexpected new line inserted after an image after repeatedly modifying alignment options.

Steps to Replicate

  1. Log into Blackboard Learn Ultra Experience as an administrator

  2. Navigate to System Admin > Courses > Access a course

  3. Go to Content >Create document content > Content name

  4. Click "Edit content"

  5. Click "+" button and click "Content"

  6. Click the "Attachment" icon and select an image

  7. Enter some text after the image

  8. Click "Alignment options" and select "Right-align"

  9. Click "Alignment options" again and select "Left-align"

  10. Click "Alignment options" again and select "Right-align"

  11. Click "Save"

  12. Click "Edit content"

  13. Click the text area

  14. Click "Save"

Observed Behavior:

Increased line breaks between images and text.

Expected Behavior:

The number of line breaks between images and text does not increase.

Affected Versions

  • Learn 3902.1.0

  • Learn 4000.1.0

  • Learn 4000.4.0

Target Release

SaaS Fixed (v4001.7.0)

Information

This issue has been resolved in the new Blackboard Content Editor and will not be fixed in the current editor.

Key updates:

  • Blackboard is rebuilding the Content Editor from the ground up, and this issue has been fixed in the new editor.

  • Development efforts are focused on the new editor; therefore, content-authoring fixes and enhancements will not be backported to the current editor.

  • Institutions can evaluate the new editor through the Early Access Program:
    ​Rich Content Editor: Early Access

  • Beginning with the August release, institutions can enable a beta experience for Blackboard Documents, allowing instructors to create content using either the current or new editor.

  • From September through December, monthly updates will continue to improve feature parity, introduce new capabilities, and refine the user experience based on feedback.

  • The new editor is currently planned for broader availability across Blackboard, including Announcements, Assignments, Tests, Journals, Discussions, and other content-authoring areas with the December release.

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