how do u do spaces in html??

[weezergirl]

I always forget this and I can never find it online. it's like <&nspb> or something like that? anyone know what i'm talking about??

 

[Viper GTS]

  is correct.

You do not, however, need the brackets. Just insert &nbsp whenever you want a space.

Viper GTS

 

[kami]

&-nbsp: <---replace that colon with semicolon and remove the dash, fusetalk won't allow it. geez

non-breaking space.

 

[Viper GTS]

Whoa, how come my & nbsp gets replaced?

Minus the space obviously...

???

Viper GTS

 

[weezergirl]

oooh thank you very much.

 

[Zenmervolt]

Don't forget the semicolon after it. I've done that more than once.

ZV

 

[weezergirl]

what is the semicolon for? i just did it without and it works fine....

 

[Derango]

<< Whoa, how come my & nbsp gets replaced?

Minus the space obviously...

???

Viper GTS >>



because the browser treats a & nbsp as a space. I don't think Fusetalk changes the & nsbp into a non HTML code type version, so the browser sees what it thinks should be a space

 

[Zenmervolt]

<< what is the semicolon for? i just did it without and it works fine.... >>

Odd, I've always had to use <& nbsp ;> (without the spaces, obviously) to get a no break space. I'll have to try it without.

ZV

 

[MrCodeDude]

Let's see if Fusetalk indents this over
this..
-- mrcodedude

 

[hx009]

<<

<< what is the semicolon for? i just did it without and it works fine.... >>

Odd, I've always had to use <& nbsp ;> (without the spaces, obviously) to get a no break space. I'll have to try it without.

ZV >>



It works fine in what? Internet Explorer? IE is *VERY* forgiving about missing tags and improper syntax. The semicolon afterward is proper HTML spec, and if you don't do it, Netscape (at least older versions) might not output what you'd expect. Or Opera. Or old IE.

W3C Entity List

 

[Angrymarshmello]

)(#@@!! nm