Typing very quickly inside a table cell will lag Scrivener for many seconds to minutes until you switch to another window and back to Scrivener. Then it’ll auto-speed-type the rest of your text… maybe. If not, just wait longer, it’ll eventually put the rest of the text there.
If you have text outside the table but the entire text is in the same font as the table (Verdana), then highlight the not-table-text and drag-and-drop to a table cell, the font inexplicably changes.
If a card has a table in it and you duplicate it via corkboard, the cell with the longest amount of text in it will be highlighted black in both the original and duplicated cards.
No, but I followed the OP’s extensive testing steps and it seems like the more folders I have, the more noticeable the lag becomes. However, the extreme lag that I report is from typing within tables themselves.
Aha. I see your point - this is a different bug completely. Try this instead:
Create a new table. All cells should be Verdana (or some other font, we’ll use Verdana for now). Click outside the table and type some text, which is also probably Verdana. Save and close the project, and exit Scrivener completely.
Open Scrivener again. Go back to that table… empty cells are now another font, which would explain why the copy-paste was in the other font. I didn’t pay close enough attention the first time around, but this is definitely reproducible on my end now.
Not reliably. Scrivener will only do the highlighting trick sometimes. I’ve yet to pin down exactly what causes it to do the sporadic highlighting.