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Veronica Berglyd Olsen
2025-06-24 00:22:35 +02:00
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.. note::
It is strongly recommended that you keep the **Preserve Hard Line Breaks** setting enabled in
your **Manuscript Build Settings**. This setting assumes all single line breaks in your text are
intended. Turning this off makes adding line breaks much more complicated, but it is still
possible. See :ref:`docs_usage_align_indent_forced`.
your manuscript build settings. This setting assumes all single line breaks in your text are
intended. Turning this off makes adding line breaks more complicated, but it is still possible.
See :ref:`docs_usage_align_indent_forced`.
Alignment with First Line Indent
@@ -98,13 +98,13 @@ The following text will always be aligned against the left margin:
Alignment with Forced Line Breaks
=================================
If you turn off **Preserve Hard Line Breaks** in **Manuscript Build Settings**, you can still force
line breaks in paragraphs using the ``[br]`` shortcode. For clarity in the text, you can add a line
break after it as well. It doesn't result in two line breaks.
If you turn off **Preserve Hard Line Breaks** in your manuscript build settings, you can still
force line breaks in paragraphs using the ``[br]`` shortcode. For clarity in the text, you can add
a line break after it as well. It doesn't result in two line breaks.
Keep in mind that when the text is processed, these lines on either side of a ``[br]`` shortcode
are combined, and a trailing hard line break is *ignored*. This means that when such a paragraph is
processed, these line breaks count as the same line. This affects hiw alignment tags are handled.
Keep in mind that when the text is processed, the lines on either side of a ``[br]`` shortcode are
combined, and any trailing hard line break is *ignored*. This means that when such a paragraph is
processed, these line breaks count as the same line. This affects how alignment tags are handled.
For instance, this text becomes centred instead of left aligned.
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