Jan Egil wrote:
Per HTML spec only:Mozilla 1.3a doesn't place line-breaks at thin or hair spaces; I think it should?See http://landsbank.fo/test/zws.html
ASCII space ( )
ASCII tab (	)
ASCII form feed ()
Zero-width space (​)
+ the line breaks constitute a white space. And the "specification does not indicate the behavior, rendering or otherwise, of space characters other than those explicitly identified here as white space characters. For this reason, authors should use appropriate elements and styles to achieve visual formatting effects that involve white space, rather than space characters..."
I'm not happy with other specail character entity not supported in Mozilla: ­ (­ or ­) which is mentioned in the HTML spec. In the section which this entity is listed there is stated:
"The character entity references in this section produce characters whose numeric equivalents should already be supported by conforming HTML 2.0 user agents."
So I think it is about time Mozilla to support it - IE does it since version 5 (IIRC).
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Stanimir <stanio(_at_)gbg.bg>
