How to overlap .ass subtitles in SubtitleEdit?

[nttell]

Is it possible to force subtitles to overlap in SubtitleEdit?

I have sets of three lines of the same text I want to be in the same position, but by default, SubtitleEdit places these lines above one another.

I could manually define the same position for each of these three, but since that requires a different position for each set of three lines, that would be a lot of work.

Is there a setting that would disregard other subtitles/margins and would just place them all on top of one another?

[Subtitles]

Is it possible to force subtitles to overlap in SubtitleEdit?

I have sets of three lines of the same text I want to be in the same position, but by default, SubtitleEdit places these lines above one another.

I could manually define the same position for each of these three, but since that requires a different position for each set of three lines, that would be a lot of work.

Is there a setting that would disregard other subtitles/margins and would just place them all on top of one another?

Usually these lines are using the <br /> html syntax
Try to select all the subtitles lines and on the right handside click on Unbreak

Can you please attach a snapshot, just in case I misundertood what you need?

[nttell]

This is what I mean:

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I noticed that in an .ass that I extracted from an .mkv there were some subtitles that used different styles to create a stroke-like effect. I want to mimic that, but if I try to (even by manually recreating the three lines in the picture), I get the result where they are stacked on top of one another.
I have saved the styles from the extracted subtitles and used them one thee lines I have created myself, but for some reason, they are not overlapping.

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[Subtitles]

Thanks for the snapshots. I was wrong that breakline solution works for *.srt, but you have *.ass file.
Do you need all the three lines?
If you don't, then you can try to do search and replace from the edit > replace or edit > multiple replace

[nttell]

Like I said, the three overlapping lines create a stroke effect that I wish to mimic.

Is it possible to force them to overlap?

[Subtitles]

In you example:

{\fad(200,200)}They will finally feel the flames
{\blur2\fad(200,200)}They will finally feel the flames
{\blur4\fad(200,200)}They will finally feel the flames

Perhaps I wasn't clear enough in my previous post
Try this
In SubtitlesEdit, edit > replace
{\blur2\fad(200,200)}
to
{\fad(200,200)}

and
{\blur4\fad(200,200)}
to
{\fad(200,200)}

Let me know if this work for your example.
If it does then use edit > multiple replace

[nttell]

Removing the blur does not fix it, and if the blur is gone, the stroke effect is also no longer showing.