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Twine 2 Harlowe Line Break. Using escaped line break syntax to control whitespace in the story. If you look at the html for the passage currently being displayed. Using footer tagged passages to place text beneath every passage in. Using twine 2 and harlowe 2, i am creating a story that is mostly prose, but also contains a poem in one. I have tried \ for escaped line breaks, and {} to collapse the whitespace, but nothing seems to work, and i have no idea where those 2 extra. One of the most commonly used method is. Is there a better way for me to do these cycling links, which will let me add line breaks in the potential variable values? No, partly because the effect is not a result of the default css used by harlowe. Or is there a way to do it using. I'm having issues with some, but not all, of my paragraphs in twine. Basically, i want them to all have (what looks to be) two spaces between.

No, partly because the effect is not a result of the default css used by harlowe. One of the most commonly used method is. If you look at the html for the passage currently being displayed. Using escaped line break syntax to control whitespace in the story. I have tried \ for escaped line breaks, and {} to collapse the whitespace, but nothing seems to work, and i have no idea where those 2 extra. I'm having issues with some, but not all, of my paragraphs in twine. Basically, i want them to all have (what looks to be) two spaces between. Using twine 2 and harlowe 2, i am creating a story that is mostly prose, but also contains a poem in one. Using footer tagged passages to place text beneath every passage in. Or is there a way to do it using.

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Twine 2 Harlowe Line Break One of the most commonly used method is. Basically, i want them to all have (what looks to be) two spaces between. If you look at the html for the passage currently being displayed. Using escaped line break syntax to control whitespace in the story. One of the most commonly used method is. Is there a better way for me to do these cycling links, which will let me add line breaks in the potential variable values? Using twine 2 and harlowe 2, i am creating a story that is mostly prose, but also contains a poem in one. Or is there a way to do it using. Using footer tagged passages to place text beneath every passage in. I have tried \ for escaped line breaks, and {} to collapse the whitespace, but nothing seems to work, and i have no idea where those 2 extra. No, partly because the effect is not a result of the default css used by harlowe. I'm having issues with some, but not all, of my paragraphs in twine.