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| ``[p {options}]{text}[/p]``
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* - | **br**
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- | Adds line break in a text.
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+ | Adds line break in a text, without adding a new paragraph.
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+ If used within a list, this won't create a new list item,
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+ but will add a line break within the current item instead.
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- ``[br]``
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@@ -968,9 +970,9 @@ Unordered list bullet
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By default, the ``[ul]`` tag uses the ``U+2022`` "Bullet" Unicode glyph as the
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bullet character. This behavior is similar to web browsers. The bullet character
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can be customized using ``[ul bullet={bullet}]``. If provided, this ``{bullet}``
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-parameter must be a *single* character with no enclosing quotes (for example,
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-``[bullet=*]``). Additional characters are ignored. The bullet character's
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-width does not affect the list's formatting.
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+parameter must be a string with no enclosing quotes (for example,
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+``[bullet=*]``). You can add trailing spaces after the bullet character
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+to increase the spacing between the bullet and the list item text.
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See `Bullet (typography) on Wikipedia <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullet_(typography)>`__
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for a list of common bullet characters that you can paste directly in the ``bullet`` parameter.
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