Markdown no break (nobr)?

Question

I have a phone number in my markdown that tends to break above the end of the line. In HTML, I could wrap it with a <nobr> tag so that it is stored together. What is the right way to do this in markdowns?

Answer 1

Apparently, I did not understand that you can just embed html in markdowns.

 <nobr>[1-111-111-1111](tel:[phone])</nobr> 

works great

Answer 2

You can use the non-overlapping hyphen character ( ‑ )

 1‑111‑111‑1111 

for

 1-111-111-1111 

Or you may need a phone number format with spaces between them, then use the space character without a space (   )

 1 111 111 1111 

for

 1 111 111 1111 

Answer 3

The "nobr" tag is non-standard HTML, and although it is supported by browsers for legacy purposes, the correct way is to handle it with CSS.

CSS equivalent:

 .nobr { white-space:nowrap; }