Is allowed to make space in terms of semantic, web standards and accessibility and cross browser compatibility?
Is allowed to make space in terms of semantic, web standards and accessibility
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Is allowed to make space in terms of semantic, web standards and accessibility and cross browser compatibility?
The reason it was invented was to prevent line breaks (in fact it’s an acronym “non-breaking space”), however it’s obsolete: You should use the “white-space:nowrap;” CSS attribute.
Whatever you do, NEVER use it to indent or as a “separator” between, for example, table cells.
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