I would expect these two lines …
Hello #scale(300%, reflow: true)[World]!
Hello #text(size: 3em)[World]!
… to have the same result. However, they don’t.
Instead, the scale function seems to be putting line breaks before and after itself. How do I prevent this?
First of all, you can format your code using a code block like this:
```typ
your code
```
Regarding your problem, you can wrap the scale in a box to make it inline:
Hello #box(scale(300%, reflow: true)[World])!
Hello #text(size: 3em)[World]!
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Andrew
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@LordBaryhobal, as a nitpick, you should use Markdown language so that the code doesn’t look green:
````md
```typ
your code
```
````
example
```typ
your code
```
Additionally, if the scale() is used multiple times, then it’s better to move repetitive named arguments into a set rule:
#set scale(reflow: true)
Hello #box(scale(300%)[World])!
Or you can make a wrapper:
#let scale(scale, body) = box(std.scale(scale, reflow: true, body))
Hello #scale(300%)[World]!
For the reflow: true see these:
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That did it, thanks!
I edited the code example in my original post, too.
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