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Before reviewing these examples, make sure your are familiar with the sections of the [[Formatting Guidelines]] on | Before reviewing these examples, make sure your are familiar with the sections of the [[Formatting Guidelines]] on | ||
{{LOFE:Guidelines|section=Lists}}, | {{LOFE:Guidelines|section=Lists of Items}}, | ||
{{LOFE:Guidelines|section=Tables}}, | {{LOFE:Guidelines|section=Tables}}, | ||
{{LOFE:Guidelines|section=Poetry/Epigrams}}, | {{LOFE:Guidelines|section=Poetry/Epigrams}}, | ||
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Non-wrappable text.
"No-wrap" tags look like this:
/* ... */
They are used in situations where we need to preserve line breaks or indentations, such as in poetry, tables, or lists; or where text is right-justified, such as the signature on a letter.
Before reviewing these examples, make sure your are familiar with the sections of the Formatting Guidelines on Lists of Items, Tables, Poetry/Epigrams, Right-aligned Text, and Placement of Out-of-Line Formatting Markup.
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