Confluence Docs 3.2 : Working with Text Breaks
This page last changed on Dec 17, 2009 by ggaskell.
Paragraph break When writing text in Confluence, a continuous line of text with two carriage returns at its end forms a paragraph in its own right. This is equivalent to a continuous line of text followed by a blank line. Line break Confluence also provides two options for forcing a line break within a paragraph of text either implicitly, by entering a single carriage return at its end or explicitly, by entering two consecutive backslashes (\\). For most purposes, explicit line breaks are not required because a single carriage return will often suffice. However, the examples below show how explicit line breaks can be used.
Horizontal ruler Use four dashes (----) to create a horizontal ruler.
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