Twine 2.8: Harlowe 3.3: Introduction: Alignment

This video reviews how to create alignment of content in Harlowe 3.3 (using Twine 2.8) by combining the equal sign and greater or less-than signs together to "point" to where the next content will be aligned. This can be used to align content to the right, left, or combinations of the two using more equal signs on one side or another.
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Created by Dan Cox (@Videlais)

[@adamjannet4122]

these are good videos, thanks

[@dm4lch3m157]

Glad to see more Harlowe content coming! You're videos are super helpful! Thanks!

[@gonzogorf7019]

thanks!

[@user-vd3sc5oh9b]

Thank you! this is really helps couse I'm using rtl language
But i have a problem if i use this symbol " in two lines it would be messy
In english it would be something like this
How are"
" you?
Is there a solution for it or not? ;)

[@DanCox]

It might be possible to break up the lines by pressing the ENTER or RETURN key after each line and then using alignment to align them all. It should give you more control over where the punctuation is per line.

[@user-vd3sc5oh9b]

@@DanCox
Thank you! It's a bit annoying but it work