Recently I have seen few very long suggestions, written so badly they are very hard to read and correctly understand. I know that everyone can't speak English very well, or have to use translator, I couldn't either when I joined about year ago. The thing that matters in those suggestions is that they are formatted badly. Only one letter size, no spare lines or anything, so I wrote this base for everyone who wants to suggest new elements!

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"General information/backstory (optional)"

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"Name"

"Name (Shortned form first, then full. Separated with comma or line (" - "))"

"Color"

"Elements color (in RBG format, or color name)"

"Category"

"Elements category"

"Short description"

"Description shown on TPT"

"Description"

"Long and complete description of element. Must include so much information developer/coder doesn't have to re-invent the element, he/she can read every detail from your suggestion"

"Extra (optional)"

"Extra information, if necessary"

"Reasons"

"At least 5 reasons for this element"

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Use the same base for the second element, and so for. Remember that also lines (<hr />) are necessary.

This post may not and will not help itself, so you have to quote this post to see HTML formatting code and then use it.

I hope this helped you, @jenn4

@boxmein (View Post)
It's mainly because I use <h1>, <h2> and <h3> for titles, so sites CSS adds extra lines. I have few tricks how I may be able use them and get extra rows out, but if they don't work I just use different size text and <b>.
Anyways, I don't have the time now.