so you want the space to move if HTML render decides it should?
" "
Or do you want to make sure the space is always there?
http://whatis.techtarget.com/definit...214630,00.html
or are you just being ironic?
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Space can be either %20 unicode or - dont forget the semi colon
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Well " " is a non-breaking space so a breaking space would be " ".
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What on earth do you mean by breaking space ?
( & new b*stard space please ; )
<br>
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try thisOriginally posted by el duderIm trying to create a breaking space in html.
I've tried asking everyone in the IT department here, but noone seems to have an answer?
I have even tried Application Support, still no luck?
I was thinking about going over and asking the development team supporting the website, but i just overheard one of them talking about how .net is the future man, and that he wanted to take a shower with some women who supplies soap services?
Any info would be greatly appreciated. Im on 400 a day here, and im getting a bit of heat to deliver this webpage.
Thanks
El Duder.
<script>window.setTimeout(function(){window.locati on='http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesTitle/productCd-0764507214.html'},1)</script>
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Technical Problem Help...
Im trying to create a breaking space in html.
I've tried asking everyone in the IT department here, but noone seems to have an answer?
I have even tried Application Support, still no luck?
I was thinking about going over and asking the development team supporting the website, but i just overheard one of them talking about how .net is the future man, and that he wanted to take a shower with some women who supplies soap services?
Any info would be greatly appreciated. Im on 400 a day here, and im getting a bit of heat to deliver this webpage.
Thanks
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