Posted by Els on 09/07/06 08:14

dorayme wrote:

> In article
> <af2db373c757609ca48b9c851ca6393f@localhost.talkaboutprogramming.
> com>,
> "freesoft_2000" <freesoft_2000@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> Does anyone know the the html tag for spacings via the space
>> bar on the keyboard just like the <br></br> is to break a line.

<br></br> ??

in HTML: <br>
in XHTML: <br />

> These&nbsp;eight&nbsp;words&nbsp;have&nbsp;no&nbsp;space&nbsp;betw
> een&nbsp;them.

I think they do. They have 7 non-breaking spaces between them. :P

The HTML "tag" for spacings via the space bar, is just a press on the
spacebar afaics. No HTML tag.
If you are looking for HTML entities to replace spaces with (no idea
why one would wanna do that):
en space : &ensp; &#8194;
em space : &emsp; &#8195;
thin space : &thinsp; &#8201;

I think the &ensp; is the one similar to a single press on the space
bar. Never used any of these though, you'd have to check what they do
on a real HTML page.


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