Break a line in HTML: use the br tag

During text formatting, there is often a need to add a new paragraph, but without the empty string that the

paragraph tag inserts. In addition, sometimes you need to keep exactly the formatting of the previous text, which the

tag "categorically" cancels. It is often necessary to break one paragraph into several parts that are connected logically.

For some text fragments, the standard intervals for paragraphs are simply out of place. It can be inscriptions under pictures and in tables, verses, quotations, footnotes and notes.

For forced transfer of lines there is a special tag, the function of which is stored in its name br (break row - "break a row, string"). The
tag of the hypertext markup language html means that all the content following it should start with a new line. If necessary, you can put several tags in a row in order to achieve the required interval.

The
tag is not case sensitive and does not require a closing tag, because it's an empty element, but it's better to get used to closing all tags. In XHTML, the break tag must be "tightly closed" to the backslash.

Example of using the break tag