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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink55•edit-25 days agoMany input mechanisms automatically substitute two hyphens with “–”.
minus-squaredual_sport_dork 🐧🗡️linkfedilinkEnglish33•5 days agoIncluding this very platform. Lemmy will automatically render a double dash – as an en dash, and a triple dash — as an em dash. I usually just type alt + 0151, though, because I’m a nerd.
minus-squaredual_sport_dork 🐧🗡️linkfedilinkEnglish2•5 days agoSome of this may depend on your client. If you do a triple dash by itself on its own line: You get a horizontal rule in most clients, including the default web UI and all of the major browser based clients I’ve tried.
minus-squaremacniellinkfedilink6•edit-25 days agoYou only get a horizontal line when you have the three dashes sit alone on a line But when you use it inline—then it should render as an emdash or–an endash
minus-squareZagorathlinkfedilink4•5 days agoNor on Jerboa. But lemmy-ui (the default web UI) does it.
minus-squaredustycupslinkfedilink1•5 days agoWhy am I bold? why does markdown do my head in. Its really not that hard.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•5 days agoI’m not seeing it in Voyager, but I’m guessing you made a header: Main header =========== Level 2 header -------------- The number of dashes or equality signs doesn’t have to match, so I think that’s what you did.
Many input mechanisms automatically substitute two hyphens with “–”.
Including this very platform.
Lemmy will automatically render a double dash – as an en dash, and a triple dash — as an em dash.
I usually just type alt + 0151, though, because I’m a nerd.
test, ignore:
–
“–”
dash: –
I just got a line across the page: —
Some of this may depend on your client. If you do a triple dash by itself on its own line:
You get a horizontal rule in most clients, including the default web UI and all of the major browser based clients I’ve tried.
You only get a horizontal line when you have the three dashes sit alone on a line
But when you use it inline—then it should render as an emdash or–an endash
Doesn’t do it for me on Thunder.
Nor on Jerboa. But lemmy-ui (the default web UI) does it.
Why am I bold? why does markdown do my head in. Its really not that hard.
I’m not seeing it in Voyager, but I’m guessing you made a header:
The number of dashes or equality signs doesn’t have to match, so I think that’s what you did.
Nice. Thanks!
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