No space bewteen links.

Alianna

Hi,
I would like to know if there is a possibility to have no space between the links?
My story use a lot of conditions, like that :

<<if option 1>>[[Passage 1]]<</if>>
<<if option 2>>[[Passage 2]]<</if>>
<<if option 3>>[[Passage 3]]<</if>>

During the testing, if Passage 1 and 2 aren't shown, Passage 3 isn't on top, the first both <<if>> making a space.

Thx for answers.

FIF

<<nobr>> XXX<</nobr>>
Works well for me. I'd also add that you might want to use else if. Here's an example...

<<nobr>><<if $job is "A">>XXXX
<<elseif $job is "B">>XXXX
<<elseif $job is "C">>XXXX
<<elseif $job is "C">>XXXX
<<elseif $job is "D">>XXXX
<<elseif $job is "E">>XXXX
<</if>><</nobr>>

Now that I look closer at your question, this works for statements and might work for links as well. There may be a better way. Let's see if someone less NOOB can chime in.

Alianna

Hi, thx for the answer,

That not what I'm looking for, that put link horizontally.
Working on it. If I found, I will post an answer.

BB.

TheMadExile

You need to move the line-breaks inside of each <<if>>, so they're only printed when the associated conditional is true. For example:

Using no whitespace controlling markup:

<<if option1>>[[Passage 1]]
<</if>><<if option2>>[[Passage 2]]
<</if>><<if option3>>[[Passage 3]]
<</if>>

Using line continuations:

<<if option1>>[[Passage 1]]
<</if>>
\<<if option2>>[[Passage 2]]
<</if>>
\<<if option3>>[[Passage 3]]
<</if>>

Using line continuations with <br>:

<<if option1>>[[Passage 1]]<br><</if>>
\<<if option2>>[[Passage 2]]<br><</if>>
\<<if option3>>[[Passage 3]]<br><</if>>

There are additional ways you could do that as well, but I think the current examples should suffice.

Alianna

Hi,

ok it's works. Thx.
Mr FIF, I think you were right and I don't understand what you mean. So my apologies.

Have a good day.