You can do this with custom themes. But adding a preference is also an option. I'm a bit torn. However, see the [theme documentation](http://noteplan.co/createcustomthemes) and scroll to "Spacing". Let me know if you need help with creating a custom theme where `paragraphSpacing` == `lineSpacing`. I mention this point explicitly in the documentation.
Eduard Metzger: Thank you, that was very helpful (even with my very limited knowledge!) It is great NotePlan is so customizable, but I do wonder if you might alienate your user-base who isn't as tech savvy and just wants a pref that can easily and quickly achieve these editor tweaks? Quick question regarding theming -- is it possible to change how a quote block displays? I'd love the vertical line to run the full length of a quote.
I'm a little bit confused by what exactly a **paragraph** is in NotePlan. It seems to behave differently than Markdown usually behaves. I imported all my existing files into NotePlan today and there is SO MUCH space between the paragraphs, and I think it's because empty lines in Markdown are rendered as a separate (empty) paragraph in NotePlan. However, usually if you have something like this: --- Hello // an empty line World --- You get two paragraphs, not three. I also want to keep having empty lines between my paragraphs, so currently I'm just living with this inconsistency. To kind of make it look better, I set `paragraphSpacing` to 0 even though some things look weird with that setting. Edit: My example doesn't work since this site doesn't understand code blocks (kind of funny IMO) and it collapses all empty lines. I tried to adjust it so that it's clear what I meant.