On 2012-09-17 04:57, H. S. Teoh wrote:
Just out of curiosity: I noticed today that the navigation links on the
left-hand column of dlang.org have U+200B inserted after "."'s (such as
after "std."). What's the reason for this?
Incidentally, my browser is displaying it as an unknown character (a
browser bug, probably, or a screwed-up font) but I'm just curious about
why this is needed here. Shouldn't it just be straight ASCII, like
"std.algorithm" instead of "std.<U+200B>algorithm"?
I suggested adding zero-with space characters to allow the browser
breaking long links on multiple lines. This makes the experience on
mobile devices a lot better.
--
/Jacob Carlborg
