Ugh - the formatting on dndbeyond drives me insane...
Ti-Khana Giant Pterosaur
Ti-Khana Venomwing Pterosaur
That's added the spacing before the "(Based on a monster from the
Fiend Folio (2003).)" in the
Ti-Khana Giant Pterosaur but not the
Ti-Khana Venomwing Pterosaur, and neither of them have a space before the
Creatures of the Yuan-ti. section.
Incidentally, I just realized that the
Fiend Folio in the credit had lost the italics that was present in the Deinonychus and Triceratops Ti-khana conversions. I've corrected all the Ti-kha Pteros.
So how does the spacing formatting in D&D Beyond Work?
Do you just add line breaks or paragraph breaks and hope for the best?
The Enworld formatting is a bit like that. It has an annoying trait of autocompressing multiple spaces when I WANT multiple spaces somewhere, but I can get around it by using em-spaces and the like, as it only affects normal spaces.
It's a lot easier with the conversions I add to the Creature Catalog Downloads since I just can just write the HTML codes for whatever formatting I want.
Maybe use line breaks with a space in the middle would stop it mushing the paragraphs together?
In HTML I'd use a
non-breaking space (in HTML that's a or the Unicode character 00A0 in hex or 0160 in decimal).