The Indent button sets the code indentation in two stages.Three highlighted main options help you tidy up your source code with a few clicks: Above the left top corner of this section is the character counter, the undo and the the new page icons and the button to enable/disable the character encoding in the HTML editor. The source editor on the right side of the screen is using colors to highlight the HTML syntax and make the tags and their attributes even more distinguishable. Click the icons with the small arrow pointing down to reveal and modify the hidden options. The control bar above the text editor lists all major features you might need. The operation of the visual editor is very simple and instinctive because it works like any common word editor program. The two fields are displayed side by side, giving you full control and flexibility in the HTML editing process.Ĭlick the logo to populate the editor with the demo! The user interface is composed of two editors where you can edit your content in a linked visual and a source editor. HTML Tidy is a web browser application whose purpose is to fix invalid web code, beautify the layout and formatting of the incorrect markup. If we can't have disabling non-breaking space conversion as an option in the browser, would you at least please tell us where in the code it's implemented, so we can take it out in our own installations? (Yeah, it's been that hard to find.HTML Tidy Welcome To The Online Markup Corrector! not prssing the 'a' hard enough "in a sentence") and then deleting the second oneģ) Type a sentence add a word in the middle by first pressing space and then adding the word.
50:50 odds on then deleting the natural space.Ģ) Accidentally typing 2 spaces (e.g. Once there are 2 space characters only, one is converted. There are three variations I can see for how a user could end up with an unwanted non-breaking space separating two words:ġ) Type a sentence delete a word in the middle. However, what you need to understand in return, is that there are other situations (such as an HTML email building tool) where we, the techies implementing a WYSIWYG editor for completely non-technical luddite users, must prevent users entering two spaces, whether accidentally or intentionally.
We have no complaint with this being the standard behaviour of (F)CKEditor.
We also agree that there are times and places where users will specifically want this behaviour and where this preference will outweigh the niggles raised here. You are both entirely correct, and we all acknowledge and agree that, in order for a browser to render two visible consecutive space characters, one of them must be encoded as a non-breaking space html entity. I'm sorry, but I find both the devs' replies to be very short sighted.
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