3.5 Standard Markups -- Line breaks


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Line breaks and horizontal rules enable text cutting.

3.5.1 Linebreak

The Skribe function linebreak is unportable. Even if most engines handle it for their code production, using linebreak generally produces expected result. For instance, using linebreak with an engine producing LaTeX code is bound to fail. In consequence, as much as possible, one should prefer other ways for splitting a text

prototype
(linebreak [:ident] [:class] num)
optionenginesdescription
:identhtml latex The node identifier.
:classhtml latex The node class.
argumentdescription
numThe number of line breaks.
See also
paragraph table

3.5.2 Horizontal rule

prototype
(hrule [:ident] [:class] [:width 100.0] [:height 1])
optionenginesdescription
:identhtml latex The node identifier.
:classhtml latex The node class.
:widthhtml The width of the horizontal rule.
:heighthtml The thickness of the rule. A positive integer value stands for a number of pixels.

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