What's going on here?
Another auto placement issue of the ending double barline??
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Another auto placement issue of the ending double barline??
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Mismatch between small and normal staff, probably #277039: small staves incorrect bar lines
In reply to Mismatch between small and… by Jojo-Schmitz
I'm actually not concerned with the 2 different sizes of staves; the double-bar lines are all good except the top one (circled). I'm curious why it's extending down so much.
In reply to I'm actually not concerned… by MHPerc
Sorry for the correction:
This is an Final barline (thin-thick).
In reply to Sorry for the correction:… by Ziya Mete Demircan
Semantics :-).
In reply to Mismatch between small and… by Jojo-Schmitz
the extending staff lines past the double barlines is noticeable, but my picture also shows the top double barline extending downwards quite a bit for no reason.
It seems you have barlines in that staff set to extend to the next staff. To change this, right-click the barline, choose "Select->All Similar Elements in Same Staff", and then uncheck "Span to next staff" in the Inspector.
In reply to It seems you have barlines… by mattmcclinch
Thanks Matt! Interesting, I never selected "Span to next staff" during the writing process...
And now that we're on the topic, "Extend" would be a better word here than "span."
In reply to Thanks Matt! Interesting, I… by MHPerc
Semantics :-).
In reply to Semantics :-). by Jojo-Schmitz
Na just a grammar issue :). Span, as a verb, does not "span to" it spans "from _____ to _____." Span is just a poor word to use here.