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how do I insert a line break instead of a paragraph

michael_giroux

Confluence 5.7.4

I'm trying to create a simple list of links to various external resources. I enter each link on a new line, but this creates a paragraph <p> in the wiki content. I prefer to have simple line breaks using <br/>. I see no way to accomplish this.

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Robert Reiner _smartics_

"Shift + Return" should do the trick.

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Robert Reiner _smartics_

"Shift + Return" should do the trick.

michael_giroux

thanks. As is almost always the case. After I posted the question, it occurred to me to search for keyboard shortcuts, and I did find the shift+return described here.

Trejkaz_qkegwg

Isn't the standard shortcut alt+return? Why is only Confluence using this different shortcut?

Clint Buhs

I've recently found that Enter results in a line break, and Shift-Enter results in a paragraph break, when in a Preformatted text block. I was attempting to format code snippets and the behavior I've come to expect from most editors wasn't working. It's essentially the opposite as with a Paragraph block.

Bryan Diehl

How would you do this from an iPhone via the Confluence app or web browser as there is no “shift+return”?

Morgan de Boe

A white full stop does the trick.

Rupayan Mukherjee

That worked

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