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by yencabulator
1224 days ago
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> For example, Markdown has a syntax for inserting a break, inside a paragraph. You put two space characters at the end of a line, and the parser will inject a line break. Unfortunately, spaces are a "weird" character. They're not visible, unless you turn on the "show invisibles" equivalent in your editor, and even with that enabled, it can be difficult to see them while scanning a document. Also, many editors will remove trailing spaces, causing your break to disappear. Feel free to use a trailing backslash for the same thing. line one\
line two
https://spec.commonmark.org/0.30/#hard-line-breaks |
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