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# Frequently Asked Questions
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- [How do I log a renderable?](#how-do-i-log-a-renderable)
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- [How do I render console markup in RichHandler?](#how-do-i-render-console-markup-in-richhandler)
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- [Natively inserted ANSI escape sequence characters break alignment of Panel](#natively-inserted-ansi-escape-sequence-characters-break-alignment-of-panel)
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- [Natively inserted ANSI escape sequence characters break alignment of Panel.](#natively-inserted-ansi-escape-sequence-characters-break-alignment-of-panel)
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- [python -m rich.spinner shows extra lines.](#python--m-richspinner-shows-extra-lines)
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- [Rich is automatically installing traceback handler.](#rich-is-automatically-installing-traceback-handler)
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- [Strange colors in console output.](#strange-colors-in-console-output)
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See the docs if you want to [enable console markup](https://rich.readthedocs.io/en/latest/logging.html#logging-handler) in the logging handler.
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<a name="natively-inserted-ansi-escape-sequence-characters-break-alignment-of-panel"></a>
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## Natively inserted ANSI escape sequence characters break alignment of Panel
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## Natively inserted ANSI escape sequence characters break alignment of Panel.
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If you print ansi escape sequences for color and style you may find the output breaks your output.
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You may find that border characters in Panel and Table are in the wrong place, for example.
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title: "Natively inserted ANSI escape sequence characters break alignment of Panel"
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title: "Natively inserted ANSI escape sequence characters break alignment of Panel."
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- "Escape codes break alignment."
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