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That was my guess as well–that it is an Evernote issue. Thanks.

At least I discovered it doesn’t happen when I cut and paste directly into TEXT vs. VISUAL. That would at least save time in workarounds.

For my own education since I’m not a coder: What do you mean that my theme would make <div> create spaces. Not sure I understand. I always thought <div> was the code for a break?

Thanks again.

Sorry. I didn’t–when you said you weren’t from wordpress, I just assumed that there was a “wordpress” to contact. I guess my intent was to ensure that if this is a WordPress bug that it gets reported to be fixed in a future update. I haven’t had many issues with WP before so your patience in helping me understand the process of reporting/fixing/help is appreciated.

Not sure how I would find out. I suppose it could be after upon C/P

That is my assumption.

Puts a <div> after everything. Used to add a bunch of &nbsp’s but that seems to not be happening now.

Just discovered something doing this too. It doesn’t seem to happen if I C/P into TEXT vs. Visual. Again, not ideal but better than my previous work around.

Still would like a fix.

How DO I get someone from www.remarpro.com to look into this?

No need. Here is a sample:

Here is a sample:

<div>Add blueberries and gently stir into the batter.</div>
<div>Pour into greased bread pan (mine is glass) and back for 60-70 minutes (depending on your oven and altitude)—Mine took a full 70 minutes at mile high altitude—I covered it at 50 minutes with tinfoil so the top wouldn’t burn.</div>
<div>Check doneness by inserting a knife in the center. If it comes out clean it’s done.</div>
<div>Cool in it’s pan for 5-8 minutes then trace the edges with your knife to loosen, remove loaf and cool on a wire rack.</div>
<div>Be sure to eat some while it’s warm and then store it in an airtight container in the fridge.</div>
<div>This bread is amazeballs toasted the next day for breakfast!</div>
<div></div>

Fast answer:
Extra <div> and also &nbsp

Is there a place I can email you? I have screen shots that were provided to Evernote previously. I would prefer not to put those in this forum.

Hi Bill! Thanks for the follow up!

I figured out the problem with the post but still don’t know why it happened. I’m going to walk through the steps here so that others can troubleshoot when they have the same issue–I’ve seen other posts of this nature. The post was not gone, just misdated.

Somehow the post had the wrong date – it was dated back to May which explains why it didn’t show up in my posts in my dashboard, scroller or on my homepage. It was placed in with posts from May. I didn’t change the date but something did. I don’t know if it changed when I published it or before. But there are two possibilities in my opinion as to why the date was changed:

One, when I started working on the post it was through the WordPress App on my Ipad. It’s possible that the date might have been set incorrectly to start with or just that it created a wrong date. Not likely I know but the WP app can be glitchy.

The second option is that when I opened it on my laptop through the web interface, it pulled it in as the wrong date to start with or given some type of glitch, it changed at the time of publishing.

There is one other option which is that it might have been an ID-10-T error where I inadvertently changed the date without knowing it, but frankly this is unlikely.

As to the SAVE feature. I’ve seen a lot of people talking about this since 4.3. I assumed all of these things are related and still not convinced they are not. Will start a new thread for that one.

I have this problem too!