[SOLVED] Twine 2 (Sugarcube 2.18): if visited text formatting incorrectly

Question

I have some passages that have multiple if visited statements in them to display different text.
Example:

<<if visited("PassageA")>>
"Text 1"[[...|PassageA2]]
<<endif>>
<<if visited("PassageB")>>
Text 2"[[...|PassageB2]]
<<endif>>

The problem is, the text prints on the line that it's written in the passage, rather than beginning at the top-left as if it was basic text in a passage; it seems to be taking the lines of code into consideration with the formatting.
Example:

Text 1...

Text 2...

Is there a way to make the output begin printing at the top left, so it appears on the first line regardless of what line the actual text is written on?

Answer 1

You may control where line breaks occur via combinations of one of the line break control mechanisms (i.e. line continuations, <<nobr>> macro, nobr special tag, Config.passages.nobr setting; see also: <<silently>> macro) and the line break markup (i.e. <br>).

Comments

Exactly what I was looking for, thanks! :D

Answer 2

You can use <<nobr>>code<<endnobr>>

For more information: https://www.motoslave.net/sugarcube/2/docs/macros.html#macros-nobr

Comments

NOTE: Use of the <<end…>> style tags is disrecommended as they're deprecated.

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Thank you for the tip. What could be the possible negative effects of using end instead of / ?

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It's deprecated, meaning its there for compatibility reasons, but may be removed in the future. I would stop using it, and I wouldn't recommend it's use to others, but it shouldn't have any ill effects at this point, and you shouldn't need to go back and rewrite code you've already written.