Hi guys,
Here's a little script that might help this issue.
It takes the element with the id of "content" and adds an extra white space
at the end of a sentence to the existing one.
This way, the code is still clean and you can have your whitespace cake and
eat it too! :o)
function addSpace() {
var string = document.getElementById("content");
var swapWhat = /\u002E\s/g;
newString = string.innerHTML.replace(swapWhat, "\u002E\u00A0\u00A0");
string.innerHTML = newString;
}
window.onload = addSpace;
Hope this helps,
Richard :o)
----- Original Message -----
Theoretically, the extra space could help users with cognitive impairment.
The problems would be 1) testing this theory and 2) if
it was found to be of benefit to specific groups of users, and you thought
it was important on a particular site, how to achieve it without polluting
to code/content.
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