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This key toggles whether the parser treats \n as line breaks instead of literal characters.

Setting this key to true will treat \n as line breaks instead of literal characters. This is useful if you are editing your content in a multiline editing interface.

By default, this key is false (i.e., \n is treated as literal characters).

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└── Snippet
    └── params
        └── *
            └── Content Parser Configuration
                └── options
                    └── parse_newline_character

Type

boolean

Default value

false

Examples

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parser: content
options:
  parse_newline_character: true
{
  "parser": "content",
  "options": {
    "parse_newline_character": true
  }
}

Example usage:

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## My blog post

<<highlight>> Line One\nLine Two <</highlight>> 

This content will be displayed on two lines when opened in an editing interface, instead of showing the literal \n characters.

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