Paragraphs

Plain text blocks separated by blank lines are rendered as paragraphs.

Syntax

This is the first paragraph. It can span multiple 
lines in the source and will be reflowed to fit 
the page width.

This is the second paragraph.

Line Breaks

To create a hard line break without starting a new paragraph (which avoids the page.lineSpace gap), you can use the HTML <br> tag.

This is line one.<br>
This is line two directly below it.

Note: Standard Markdown double-spaces at the end of a line are also supported by the underlying parser and will be converted to line breaks automatically.

How It Renders

• Uses page.defaultFontSize and font.regular
• Text is word-wrapped to fit within page.maxContentWidth
• Paragraphs can contain inline elements: bold, italic, code, and links
• Vertical spacing between paragraphs is controlled by page.lineSpace

Relevant Options

Option	Effect
page.defaultFontSize	Font size for paragraph text
page.maxContentWidth	Maximum width before text wraps
page.lineSpace	Spacing between paragraphs
page.defaultLineHeightFactor	Line height within a paragraph
font.regular	Font used for regular text
content.textAlignment	Text alignment (left, right, center, justify)

Try It

Interactive

Try this in the Playground — paste the markdown above and click Generate PDF.