A paragraph may refer to any of the following:
1. A paragraph is a section of text containing one or more sentences, which together express a single idea or unit of information. In modern typesetting, a paragraph is usually delimited by a visual separator or paragraph break. The separator may be a line break, vertical spacing such as a blank line, indentation of the first word, a horizontal line, or some combination of these.
In some cases, a paragraph break may be represented by the paragraph symbol (¶), also known as a pilcrow (see below).
What key do you press to start a new paragraph?
To start a new paragraph in a word processing program such as Microsoft Word pressing the Enter key on the keyboard would start a new paragraph. In other programs that do not support this feature you would need to press the Enter key twice to start a new paragraph.
What can I do if I don't want to start a new paragraph?
In programs such as Microsoft Word when you press the Enter key it may move to the next paragraph instead of the next line. In these programs to go to the next line press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Enter instead of only Enter.
A paragraph symbol or pilcrow is a formatting mark that helps represent the end of a paragraph. The graphic shown on this page is an example of a paragraph symbol. Formatting marks must be enabled for you to see this symbol in your document.
Tip: To create this mark in Windows, open the character map tool, locate the paragraph symbol, and then copy and paste it into your document.
3. When referring to HTML, the <p> tag is used to create a paragraph in an HTML web page.
1. A paragraph is a section of text containing one or more sentences, which together express a single idea or unit of information. In modern typesetting, a paragraph is usually delimited by a visual separator or paragraph break. The separator may be a line break, vertical spacing such as a blank line, indentation of the first word, a horizontal line, or some combination of these.
In some cases, a paragraph break may be represented by the paragraph symbol (¶), also known as a pilcrow (see below).
What key do you press to start a new paragraph?
To start a new paragraph in a word processing program such as Microsoft Word pressing the Enter key on the keyboard would start a new paragraph. In other programs that do not support this feature you would need to press the Enter key twice to start a new paragraph.
What can I do if I don't want to start a new paragraph?
In programs such as Microsoft Word when you press the Enter key it may move to the next paragraph instead of the next line. In these programs to go to the next line press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Enter instead of only Enter.
A paragraph symbol or pilcrow is a formatting mark that helps represent the end of a paragraph. The graphic shown on this page is an example of a paragraph symbol. Formatting marks must be enabled for you to see this symbol in your document.
Tip: To create this mark in Windows, open the character map tool, locate the paragraph symbol, and then copy and paste it into your document.
3. When referring to HTML, the <p> tag is used to create a paragraph in an HTML web page.
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