121.7yr5lady_scarecrow in mainHow to have spaces in the beginning of the line?I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but here goes. If I add spaces to the beginning of a line, the text is rendered like this. Is there a way to have actual spaces in the beginning of a line?
Gamma - 1.7yrI don’t think markdown supports that, but you might be able to put in front of the text to force it? This is a very long line that’s supposed to be indented but might not be Edit: yeah it looks like it worked in my client, markdown looks like This is a very long line that’s *supposed* to be indented but might not be 8
owenfromcanada @lemmy.world - 1.7yrIf you type the sequence it will be converted to a space and I don't think it'll trigger the code thing. This line starts with four of them. It's not pretty, but it works? 5
🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 🏆 - 1.7yrIf that one works then would the actual one for a tab work? Testing one two. It does! \o/ You don't need 4 things if you just do &TAB; which is how you do indents in a word document in the first place. Edit: I guess it depends on what you use to view the site. :( 4
lady_scarecrow (she/her) - 1.7yrI don't see anything indented on yours though? I do on the one you replied to. 3
🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 🏆 - 1.7yrOof. It works in my app (Jerboa) but I just opened the webpage and it doesn't have the indent. :/ Odd... It's literally HTML code. You'd think it'd work on a webpage. 🤷🏻♂️ 2
lady_scarecrow in main
How to have spaces in the beginning of the line?
I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but here goes.
If I add spaces to the beginning of a line,
Is there a way to have actual spaces in the beginning of a line?
I don’t think markdown supports that, but you might be able to put
in front of the text to force it?This is a very long line that’s supposed to be indented but might not be
Edit: yeah it looks like it worked in my client, markdown looks like
If you type the sequence
it will be converted to a space and I don't think it'll trigger the code thing.This line starts with four of them.
It's not pretty, but it works?
If that one works then would the actual one for a tab work?
Testing one two.
It does! \o/
You don't need 4 things if you just do
&TAB;which is how you do indents in a word document in the first place.Edit: I guess it depends on what you use to view the site. :(
I don't see anything indented on yours though? I do on the one you replied to.
Oof. It works in my app (Jerboa) but I just opened the webpage and it doesn't have the indent. :/
Odd... It's literally HTML code. You'd think it'd work on a webpage. 🤷🏻♂️