<p space="10">
"Floating Islands" accept both a
<link ref="ch1:pageQuickGuide10">Biome</link>
and a
<link ref="ch1:pageQuickGuide12">Structure Block</link>
and generate high above the world.
</p>
In-line links sometimes do not follow the line-break rules of regular text. The line will sometimes break in the middle of a linked word rather than at spaces. I thought that maybe this was because there was only one word in the link, but making it Biome biome still makes it break inside the first Biome. Pushing Structure Block closer to the edge causes it to break correctly between the words, though. Removing the link from Biome makes it break correctly.
gigaherz
commented
5 years ago
In-line links sometimes do not follow the line-break rules of regular text. The line will sometimes break in the middle of a linked word rather than at spaces. I thought that maybe this was because there was only one word in the link, but making it
Biome biomestill makes it break inside the firstBiome. PushingStructure Blockcloser to the edge causes it to break correctly between the words, though. Removing the link fromBiomemakes it break correctly.