Can't remove header status

[Fred]

Steps to reproduce

Starting from scratch, what are the steps to make the bug happen? The fewer the steps, the better.
Select item previously given header attribute 1, 2, or 3 and apply keystroke Option Command 0 to return text to normal non-header status. This once worked (months ago) but not lately.

Expected result

What do you expect to see after carrying out the steps above?
Header status returned to none

Actual result

Instead of the expected result, what happened?
Header status is unchanged by applying this keystroke and CLEAR HEADING cannot be changed in keymap dialogue–see screenshot

Environment

Which operating system are you using? Which browser are you using? If you’re using a desktop or mobile app, what’s the version number of Dynalist?
Mac high sierra, latest OS, Opera browser latest build, Dynalist latest build!

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Additional information

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I submitted this help request a few days ago and cannot find it on the forum.

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Additional comments

[Erica]

This is same as the other bug you reported right?

Can't set heading to NONE

Steps to reproduce Attempt to set heading to none. Alt Cmd 0 once worked for this. Expected result heading returned to No Heading emphasis Actual result Keystrokes to create heading levels works, to set to no heading does not work. And the option is not settable in the customizable keystrokes list. See screenshot. Environment Mac High Sierra, Opera browser latest build 62.0.3331.101! Screen%20Shot%20205|690x262 Additional information Anything else you think would help our investigation, l…

Please refer to my response there.

[Fred]

Reset key commands dialogue appeared this time. It did NOT on the other occasions I attempted. Only change I can think is rebooting the iMac for other reasons. All’s well, dunno what or why gremlins come and go. At least they GO.

[Erica]

Weird. Rebooting the iMac would auto-update the Dynalist app though, if you haven’t done so in a long time.

In any case, glad to know it’s resolved now.