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I have a problem, but maybe this is not a problem actually! Why below HTML markup is generating a result which seems to be incorrect even using Standard Fonts like Arial?
<span>سلام</span><span>خداحافظ</span>
سلامخداحافظ
Above output shouldn’t be this? (ignore space used for simulation)
سلام خداحافظ
Also i have used margin for a tag but same problem.
Thanks in advance 😉
HTML elements do not necessarily break words. There are many legitimate reasons for that.
For instance, you might want to put emphasis on a letter in medial form by wrapping it in a
<strong>or<em>element. If that element was considered as a single word, the letter would switch to its isolated form, which would probably not be the effect you’re looking for.Inserting either a non-breaking space (
) or a zero-width non-breaking space (​) between the<span>elements fixes your problem.You can see the results in this fiddle.