If your file format supports it, I'd suggest using "no-break space" (Option-space) where you want the 's to go (that way, you can mix regular spaces and non-breaking spaces). If you do that, then I've found that most text and HTML browsers will read and render them exactly as if you'd typed (it will help if you explicitly declare the character encoding in the HTML header). BBEdit will display these characters as a bullet instead of a space if you enable View>Text Display>Show invisibles. And of course if you want to change them explicitly, you can "replace all" no-break space chars with in BBEdit.
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