Bugs

If we add an image as part of a list with indented points and center it, the list breaks and we can't add an indented point below it. If we keep the image set to inline, it works as expected.

When users manually resize an image by dragging its corners, entering new width/height values in the "Edit Image" menu and clicking "Resize" does nothing. Steps to Reproduce: Insert an image. Resize the image by dragging its corners. Enter new width/height values in the "Edit Image" menu. Click "Resize." Expected Result: The image should resize according to the new input values. Actual Result: The image remains at the size set by dragging.

We should enforce the language code on all URLs to prevent 404 errors

When resizing an image by dragging its corners, the width and height values in the "Edit Image" menu remain the same as the initial size. Steps to Reproduce: Insert an image. Resize the image by dragging its corners. See the width and height values. Resize the images again by dragging its corners. The size values don't change. Expected Result: The displayed width and height values should update according to the new image size. Actual Result: The values remain the same as the original size.

Even though the response to a question can be found in articles, Swifty sometimes either: Says it couldn't find the information for it. Provides an incorrect response.

Impossible to resize a small image (e.g, when trying to insert a picture of a button from the interface). The “resize” only applies on height and not on width.

The "Draft" tag on the dashboard has inconsistent behavior. Here are the behaviors: Article has only one Published version -- Tag is displayed Article has multiple Draft versions, but the latest version is published -- Tag is not displayed Article has multiple Draft versions, but the latest version is published -- Tag is displayed

Before, we were able to paste inline images directly within sentences. Now, the image is not pasted in the space we selected so we have to do extra steps to get it to where we want. Current workaround: Paste the image Set it to Inline Reduce the size Move it to the spot we want

Microsoft Teams integration but it's pulling articles from a different KB

When copying and pasting a header and paragraph from an external source (e.g., Google Docs) into the editor using Ctrl+Shift+V (to avoid extra formatting), the resulting HTML is as follows: <p> Header<br> Paragraph paragraph paragraph paragraph... &nbsp; </p> Instead of: <p> Header </p> <p> Paragraph paragraph paragraph paragraph... &nbsp; </p> Problem: With the current output, the heading style gets applied to both the header and the paragraph text, as they are within the same <p> tag. This requires manually fixing the spacing to separate the header and the paragraph correctly before applying the heading style. Expected Behavior: The header should be separated from the paragraph, creating the appropriate spacing between them so that when I apply a heading style to the corresponding text, it only applies to the header (not the entire paragraph).