Hello all,
I've noticed an odd behavior when editing pages (as text, not with the GUI
editor) with Google Chrome. If I have a newline followed by a line that
starts with a single space, for example
* List item
Google Chrome converts that leading space to a non-breaking space. This
breaks a couple of things, including dictionary definitions
Name:: Description
Firefox does not do this, but leaves the leading space as a space.
An od command run against a Chrome-edited page:
0000060 p l o y m e n t \r \n *\r \n* *302 240* O r
6c70 796f 656d 746e 0a0d * 0a0d a0c2* 724f
And an od command on a Firefox edited page:
0000060 l o y m e n t *\r \n * O r g a n i
6f6c 6d79 6e65 *0d*74 *200a * 724f 6167 696e
What I would really like to have happen, is that whenever a wiki page is
saved, any non-breaking space characters at the front of lines get
automatically replaced with plain old spaces.
Is there a recommended way to do this?
Thanks,
Dave C.
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