whitespace-handling

To preserve exact line breaks and spacing during HTML to Markdown conversion, use the Strict whitespace mode. This mode retains all original spaces and newlines exactly as they appear in the HTML source without collapsing them.

The best way to clean up messy web content is using the Normalized whitespace mode for HTML to Markdown conversion. This mode collapses multiple spaces and newlines, cleaning up the text rendering for a consistent output.

Yes, you can configure how br tags are converted to Markdown line breaks by selecting specific newline styles. You can choose to render line breaks using either two spaces or a backslash at the end of the line.

You control list indentation in Markdown output by configuring the list indentation settings. This allows you to specify whether nested lists use spaces or tabs for their indentation structure.

Inconsistent text rendering in Markdown output usually occurs because the whitespace handling mode is not configured correctly. Choosing Strict mode preserves original formatting, while Normalized mode collapses extra spaces and newlines.

Yes, HTML to Markdown conversion supports preserving whitespace for poems or code blocks. By applying the Strict whitespace mode, the conversion ensures that exact line breaks and original spacing are maintained in the final text.