I created a LibreOffice Writer document, and copied some text from a web page.
Now whenever I create a bulleted list, the items have a top and bottom black border.
I can remove the border using Format - Paragraph - Borders - none, but then the border just jumps to the next or previous item.
How can I get rid of this strange phenomenon, without writing the entire text in a new document?
In the properties dialogue select the border tab and switch on the border at the bottom.
The black line is added as a border of the paragraph. Go to Format - Paragraph - Borders tab and look at the left panel. Remove the line at the bottom of the square. Click OK and the line should be gone.
If you want to remove more than one character, you have to enter ' +'(spacespace+). Then click the 'Replace All' button. This will remove all the empty spaces in your document.
I know this thread is already dead but if someone does stumble upon this thread while trying to solve this problem, here's my suggestion:
Go to View and from there uncheck "Text borders".
None of the above worked for me.
What did work was to go to Tools - Options, then click on the "+" beside "LibreOffice" - go down to "Appearance" and click on it.
At the top of the white box on the right, uncheck "text boundaries" - then click on "okay."
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