By bloid
via weblogs.java.net
Published: Jan 14 2008 / 11:41
"non-breaking space" character, which is known as Unicode code point 160 (written as U+00A0), AKA " " in HTML, is often used to force browsers to put whitespace. This is particularly so since "space" characters (U+0020) are normalized by them.
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