But then, since we're talking basic html text editing, why not add a little functionality to access these simple 'style' html tags?! Blogs, cms editors, you name it, all of them offer that.
I always suspected it would have to do with the way html tags are handled under the cover of a paste, like emerick mentions above. My problems & workarounds concerning line spacing are exactly the same as above, so sorry, no news there. Why EN does not see any priority in improving not even a bit on the text editor beats me, really. Interesting how this thread started two years ago has remained completely actual. Evernote needs some kind of line-spacing control, even if it's just the ability to consistently strip down to single-spacing. I'm growing to really, really like Evernote but, as another user commented, Evernote's " failure to support plain text" is a major flaw. It's not a "feature request" to want "simplify formatting" to strip ALL of the formatting out of our notes. Only way re-pasting (and that's not a reasonable thing to need to do) works is with a brand new note. And, like some other users, I tried cleaning up the problem by pasting into an intermediary program (textedit), turning the copy into Plaintext, and pasting into Evernote.
Same thing with space-V, as Emerick suggested. Tried CTRL/Command-SHIFT-V instead of CTRL/Command-V and I still end up with wide spacing. Some lines are "simplified" to single-spacing - others have a line inserted between. Even when I "simplify formatting" it's not clearing the formatting consistently. I'm having the same experience, using the Mac desktop version 3.2.0 (premium). I consider these basic text editing issues, not features.
It persists even when the bad lines are removed. Deleting lines does not get rid of the bad formatting. Copy & past fonts get upscaled & downscaled size at random. Line spaces double when I don't want them. Lots & lots of basic text editing problems.
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