When I want to start a new line, I've always used <br>. I'm wondering if there's a better way, however, that only uses Markdown. I'm aware that if you insert two line breaks, leaving a blank line, it works, like this:
But what if I don't want a blank line like you see above this line? I don't have a problem with using <br>, but it just seems like such a common task shouldn't require four extra characters when Markdown is supported.
You can add two trailing spaces to the end of the line:
This is a sentence
followed by a newline
Where:
This is a sentence
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Yes, you can, end your line with two spaces:
This is my line
broken without <br>
This is my line
Broken without <br>
share links, you can see the post id (the first number) - these are issued in strict chronological order. So you can see that this post was made ten seconds before the other. But I wouldn't worry about it :)
<br/>.<h1>through<h3>.#through###to create the headings. I edited your post to give you an example.