Start by opening your code in a text editor like Notepad for Windows or TextEdit for macOS. This tag essentially displays the text exactly as you type or paste it, spaces and all. To get the letter, character, sign or symbol nbsp : ( Non-breaking space or no-break space ) on computers with Windows operating system: 1) Press the Alt.

Right now in CT the non-breaking space is represented as a sort of underscore, which is fine. Another way to add more spaces to your code is to use the HTML

tag.

> would be to represent non-breaking spaces as a degree character in the project segment editors and to replace it with during export. There are a few ways how to do it: by pasting code directly into JavaScript string - some codes could be invisible without hex editor, with innerText or textContent property and unicode character code, with innerHTML property and html unicode code (e.g. So while CT does export the non-beaking space 'character' it seems to miss the last step, ie replacing it with html code. Binding non-breaking space to HTML from JavaScript example. When I open the file in Chrome's Code View, there no to be found. When I open the file with MS Word or BBEdit the non-breaking space thingies (wiggle for MS Word and grey dot for BBEdit) are there but they are not explicitely converted to To use Non-breaking Space in in-line HTML code you can use it as it is but, it is recommend that Non-breaking Space should be used like the following. That is what I am doing, but CT does not seem to totally convert the keyboard shortcut to at export (even with the latest build).

The fastest solution is to let CafeTran insert code via the keyboard shortcut for non-breaking space insertion.

Html non breaking space code