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+layout: ../layouts/BlogPost.astro
+title: Making a single line break in markdown
+slug: line-break-md
+description: Here's how you can add single line breaks in your markdown documents!
+tags:
+  - technical
+added: 2023-12-10T06:49:17.431Z
+---
+
+Sometimes when you write markdown, you'll write some paragraph...
+
+and then you hit "Enter" twice to make another paragraph.
+
+```
+Like this...
+
+...and then this.
+```
+
+This will render:
+
+```html
+<p>Like this...</p>
+<p>...and then this.</p>
+```
+
+But, sometimes you want to make a single line break, kind of like in HTML where you have:
+
+```html
+<p>
+Like this... <br />
+...and then this.
+</p>
+```
+
+In markdown, you **can** just drop in a `<br />` and it'll work perfectly fine. But, if you want to keep your markdown HTML-less, you can add a backslash `\` after your line, like so!
+
+```
+Like this...\
+...and then this.
+```
+
+This is supported in *most* markdown processors, but not all of them. Definitely check on the one you're using before you push to prod. Some processors also allow you to add a double space at the end of a line as well (truly just `  `, hit your spacebar twice), but since a lot of code editor setups trim empty spaces, I personally prefer the backslash way.
+
+Have\
+fun!