Sidebar content is showing with different formatting across some prompt field when viewed in world than they did prior to the new Athena and Visual Editor rollout.

I've noticed that in an older article on my worlds, the sidebar content has all information under "Lifespan", "Average Height" and "Average Weight" using the same formatting ("Generic" in the inspector). This looks very neat and tidy and is how I would expect things to look.

However, in a new article that I only published recently for the same world, I have noted that "Lifespan" is appearing as one type of formatting ("Generic") while "Average Height" and "Average Weight" are appearing with different formatting ("Paragraph"). This is causing the text to appear different down the sidebar, in terms of colour and size, and is adding an additional paragraph break beneath the text, which is causing wasted space. Deleting the spaces does nothing, as the editor automatically puts them back in when it Saves.

I have been told that this does not happen in the Advanced Editor, but as I do not use it I don't know for certain.

Article where the issue does not occur: https://www.worldanvil.com/w/a-arde-aelyryapayne/a/kobolds-species

Article where the issue does occur: https://www.worldanvil.com/w/a-arde-aelyryapayne/a/navian-species

Steps to Reproduce

1. Using the Visual Editor, create a Species Article
2. Enable Prompt fields for "Lifespan", "Average Height", and "Average Weight". (Note, other prompt fields MAY also show the bug, but these are the only ones I'm certain of)
3. Delete the paragraph spaces that appear by default, then enter data in the fields and save
4. View article in world

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I have noticed it specifically on the Species article type, though I have not checked any others at this stage