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We could use [space], option+[space], and option+shift+[space] to give a regular space, an en space, and an em space respectively. This would be similar to hyph
by perilunar 3y ago
We could use [space], option+[space], and option+shift+[space] to give a regular space, an en space, and an em space respectively. This would be similar to hyphen-minus/en-dash/em-dash, so easy to remember. And it could be done in software.
- terom 3y ago>>> 1, 2 File "<stdin>", line 1 1, 2 ^ SyntaxError: invalid character in identifier The reason for `xbd_options nbsp:none`...