Things I have tried
I’ve tried just doing a simple backspace to get the hyphen at the start of a new line note. Also tried separating note with a line above and below that one line.
I’ve tried just doing a simple backspace to get the hyphen at the start of a new line note. Also tried separating note with a line above and below that one line.
This is Markdown. This is how it works. *
or -
makes a bullet.
You can “escape” any character by using a backslash. Which will cause it to render as it is.
\- Test
\- Test
\- Test
help docs: Format your notes - Obsidian Help
I sometimes change the dashes to en-dashes (for example in dialogues; where I come from we usually use dashes instead of quotation marks to indicate someone says something).
More precisely, those symbols (and +
) at the start of a line, followed by a space, mark the line as part of an unordered list, and the default formatting for that is a bullet.
01/15/23 - FWIW - I’ve played around and used my typical way of making a new line.
By using just the hyphen it worked fine and no bullet points replaced the hyphen.
Not a big deal now that I have feedback from this Forum.
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