Are you sure this is right? In some pages, I tried to do what you say ... and the line breaks... even if the little dot appears in the xml document...
Maybe this is not sure up to 99 % but only, say, 50 %? What do you exactly mean by "You should find these non-breaking space characters in the generated HTML (of PDF) files"? I do not understand it: I see no such characters in the html file... I see that the link starts a new line, as before... Maybe am I missing something? Pere Porta On 3 March 2010 10:25, Hussein Shafie <hussein at xmlmind.com> wrote: > Pere Porta wrote: > > I'm typing a current text in an xml document. > > At a given step I need to include a link to a page of the same document. > > When the xml document is converted to html the line breaks so that the > > link becomes the begining of the next line (the link starts a new line). > > Is there a way to avoid this so that the sequence *word link word *(and > > the following text) stays in the same line? > > > > (Not 100% sure. Only 99%.) > > In the source XML document, please insert a non-breaking space character > instead of a regular space character between the words you want to stay > on the same line. You should find these non-breaking space characters in > the generated HTML (or PDF) files. > > Inserting a non-breaking space character in XMLmind XML Editor is very > easy: press Ctrl-SPACE (Ctrl even on the Mac) instead of pressing SPACE. > A non-breaking space character is represented by a small dot vertically > aligned on the text line. > > > > > -- Pere Porta "Ei nekr?i ouk egu?irontai, f?gomen kai p?omen ?urion gar apothn?skomen" (1Cor 15:32) -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.xmlmind.com/pipermail/xmleditor-support/attachments/20100303/c0e99aad/attachment.htm
