Strikethrough text not saving

Further to the topic seven years ago <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2270891/strikethroughed-text-cant-be-undone" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2270891/strikethroughed-text-cant-be-undone</a> I have found that several handouts I have made won't apply the Strikethrough formatting. I click the button and the text gets the strikethrough and I continue typing/editing and then click save and the strikethrough is gone, other formatting is preserved but not that one. I have tried re-editing the handout and trying again and it works but then saves with no strikethrough. Anyone else? Any ideas to fix? EDIT: The formatting on here was a test to see if it would save and it did

Hi Barry! I can't repeat this. Is the original text typed within the handout or was some or all of it pasted from an external source? If the latter, it could be retaining some formatting from the original editor that is interfering. The Roll20 text editor is HTML based, and those are prone to being affected&nbsp;by external embedded CSS from other sources.

I haven't tried pasting text in from somewhere else, I usually just paraphrase anything I need, it is definitely typed and is usually a lot of information with only some words/lines strikethrough 'd. EDIT: I didn't mention in the original post, it is nearly impossible to replicate because when you close the site and reload/relog in, the problem resolves, closing the document doesn't fix it it has to be the whole site. It keeps happening though, I have experienced it on and off for at least the last 9 months (I played a game in january and I remember it happening, not for the first time).

But there's no steps to take to make it consistently happen? That does make it tough to diagnose. FWIW, I did not reload the&nbsp; &nbsp; campaign&nbsp; between edits of the document. If you can come up with steps that consistently (or even almost consistently) reproduce the problem, I'd be willing to do what I can to call attention to it.

keithcurtis said: But there's no steps to take to make it consistently happen? That does make it tough to diagnose. FWIW, I did not reload the&nbsp; &nbsp; campaign&nbsp; between edits of the document. If you can come up with steps that consistently (or even almost consistently) reproduce the problem, I'd be willing to do what I can to call attention to it. yea, that's the annoying part, and why I have left it this long to report, it is totally random and usually happens when I am editing an already made handout. This is really annoying but difficult to fix given how inconsistently it happens, I wondered if anyone else was experiencing it then they might have additional information and we could collectively come to some kind of source.