# HTML cheatsheet

## **Creating break lines**

Sometimes you’ll encounter instances where lines are sticking together in one line even though it is correctly formatted in markdown.

For example, I could have the below text in markdown:

```
This is a line
with
break
```

But if you refer to the image below, the lines of texts are still on the same line.

![](/files/-MQQtx6ki61uIaGy4shW)

To ensure your line breaks as intended, you'll have to add `<br>` html tag. You may do so in the following manners as shown below.

```
This is a line with <br>break
```

or

```
This is a line with
<br>break
```

Either way works fine. As you can see with the example below.

![](/files/-MQQvBkO9S1EU0zCdKhZ)


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