line-break
Poetry's white space
A line-break is the point where text wraps to a new line, whether determined automatically by margins or inserted deliberately.
In word processing and coding, a line-break is a specific character that forces text to the next line: Insert a line-break after each item.
In poetry, line-breaks shape rhythm and meaning, controlling where the reader pauses.
Dash-based word linking
- justificationReason proving rightness
- orphanChild whose parents died
- widowBereaved wife, unmarried since
- paragraphDistinct section of text
indent · kerning · typesetting · pagination · column · margin · whitespace · newline
Text formatting character
- linefeedControl character advancing cursor
- CRLine-start control character
- delimiterBoundary-marking character
- parsingGrammatical structure extraction
string · character · ASCII · terminal · console · stdout · buffer · stream
hyphenation
Dash-based word linking
- justificationReason proving rightness
- orphanChild whose parents died
- widowBereaved wife, unmarried since
paragraph · indent · kerning · typesetting · pagination · column · margin · whitespace · newline · formatting
newline
Text formatting character
- linefeedControl character advancing cursor
- CRLine-start control character
- delimiterBoundary-marking character
parsing · string · character · ASCII · terminal · console · stdout · buffer · stream · encoding
enjambment
Unpaused verse continuation
meter · rhythm · pause · breath · pacing · couplet · tercet · quatrain · lineation · run-on
markup
Added percentage for profit
accessibility · rendering · browser · DOM · CSS · pre · responsive · viewport · display · flexbox