#Non breaking space word 2016 Patch

#Non breaking space word 2016 Patch

The patch that introduced this behavior landed in production via MW-1.36-notes (1.36.0-wmf.

The Symbol dialog box will display, go to Special Characters tab and select Nonbreaking Hyphen. Click More Symbols in the drop-down list. If you put a line break instead of a paragraph break at the end of line 3. But how can we insert it in Word The method is easy to follow: 1. The idea is to keep the text on either side of a non-breaking space on the same line.

I do not think anything here requires further action at this time. A nonbreaking hyphen comes in handy here.

I am going to resolve this task considering:

No, the logging only records which group is used. It works fine, but unfortunately, doing this, i also get empty

with non-breaking space.can you please confirm whether or not we would be able to leverage the instrumentation that was implemented in T264146 to determine how often people use the NBSP affordance within the special characters toolbar. If it would be accurate for me to understand the above as asking how often people use the NBSP affordance in VE, then we should be able to answer this question thanks to T264146. If you were just trying to fix a word wrapping issue and didn't know about NBSPs you probably wouldn't be looking for a special character. In some formats, including HTML, it also prevents consecutive whitespace characters from collapsing into a single space.

People are only going to be looking in the special character inserter for this if the already know what it is. In word processing and digital typesetting, a non-breaking space,, also called NBSP, required space, hard space, or fixed space, is a space character that prevents an automatic line break at its position. The letters nbsp are probably understood in all languages because of the html sequence used to enter them in wikitext.

Good question and I'm not aware of us having an answer to it.

Is nbsp understood across wikis? If not then do we need a visual representation via an icon?