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This should live up to the name of the forum:

How do I make HTML text have more than one space between words?
e.g.:
aaa bbb
instead of
aaa bbb

TheDude



[This message has been edited by TheDude (edited 02-16-2002).]

Hey! Interestingly enough, the last post didn't create multiple spaces in my example, which is exactly the problem I'm having on my own page I'm working on.

TheDude

You can use   instead of spaces between words, like this "blah  blah" (will be rendered like this: "blah  blah"), or you can experiment with CSS...

If you would like to have several spaces between text simply add &n b s p; BUT REMOVE SPACES BETWEEN LETTERS.. I HAD TO PUT SPACES THERE OR ELSE IT WOULDN'T SHOW

Marf

[This message has been edited by marf (edited 02-16-2002).]

[This message has been edited by marf (edited 02-16-2002).]

Marf, I already said that he should use   instead of spaces above... Don't you read previous posts!?

Or if it's multiple lines of words, use <PRE> your content in here </PRE> tags, you can add your own spacing between the text, using this tag tells the browser to see it as pre-formated text. There for if your hit the space bar 5 times between every letter you get 5 spaces between every letter on your page.... This is really helpful when your doing a page with lots of text that needs spacing and stuff... I think you get the Idea,



[This message has been edited by Synthetic (edited 02-16-2002).]

Thanks, Dudes (or Dudettes, whatever)

I tried <PRE></PRE> before starting the thread and somehow it didn't work.
Oh well, it works now.


TheDude

oops.. I didn't read the above post
lol
stupid me

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