You can also use a paragraph annotation then use css to apply the styling [1]. For example:

this is a few lines
that i want to have break
@@breakout in specified places rather
than have a space between

will produce a paragraph:
<p class="annotated breakout">in specified places rather</p>

Then you can use css to style the paragraph with extra space - indentation etc and you can use semantics names indicate what is special about a block of text. 

[1] http://www.piercms.com/doc/syntax

On 5 February 2012 20:07, John Borden <jborden23@mac.com> wrote:
In the standard pier editor, I would use:

this is a few lines{{{<br />}}}
that i want to have break{{{<br />}}}
in specified places rather{{{<br />}}}
than have a space between{{{<br />}}}
them

Where are you rendering this from? 

Thanks, 
John

On Feb 5, 2012, at 0:49, sergio_101 <sergiolist@village-buzz.com> wrote:

how would l go about making some text render like so:

this is a few lines
that i want to have break
in specified places rather
than have a space between
them

to insert a line break, i have to add two.. and i end up with this..

this is a few lines

that i want to have break

in specified places rather

than have a space between

them

any ideas?

thanks!


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