I don't understand why the break \n doesn't work in the phrase "Explore \n more" of the Blotter code shown below. I would like the word "more" to go in a new line but nothing happens. Does anyone have a suggestion?
const blotterElems = [...document.querySelectorAll('[data-blotter]')];
blotterElems.forEach((el) => {
const text = new Blotter.Text("EXPLORE \n MORE", {
family: "'Butler'",
size: 100,
fill: "#fff",
fontWeight: 400,
paddingLeft: 100,
paddingRight: 100,
});