Sent by Chris McLay on 16 October 2006 02:02
No it's not. You want a larger space for legibility.
This used to be done on some systems by a space followed by a another
space. Which HTML renders as a single space.
On other systems there (as mentioned in another post) was a fixed
space as part of the full stop, or the use of a larger space such as
an em-space ( )
Using "space space" or "em-space" would be fine, but "non-breaking-
space space" is not what you meant, but is required to make browsers
do what you want - therefore a hack...
On 16/10/2006, at 8:28 AM, Chris Williams wrote:
> Excuse me, a non-breaking space is EXACTLY what I mean...
>
>> From: Chris McLay [EMAIL-REMOVED]>
>> Subject: Re: [css-d] Double space after a period
>>
>> ... that don't require hacks (using a non
>> breaking space where that is not what you mean)
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