Sometimes you want to make sure that phrases don't break across lines. Here's some legal notation that should never break lines [no special treatment]: \u00a7 1234567. Unfortunately, this one will break because it's not treated.<\/p>\r\n
Sometimes you want to make sure that phrases don't break across lines. Here's some legal notation that should never break lines [using ]: \u00a7\u00a01234567. This notation will never break in unexpected places because the expression uses the html character for non-breaking space, so the browser treats it as a single word.<\/p>\r\n
Sometimes you want to make sure that phrases don't break across lines. Here's some legal notation that should never break lines [using CSS]: \u00a7 1234567<\/span>. This notation will never break in unexpected places because we've wrapped it in a span and used CSS to keep it from breaking where we don't want it to.<\/p>","rendered":" Sometimes you want to make sure that phrases don’t break across lines. Here’s some legal notation that should never break lines [no special treatment]: \u00a7 1234567. Unfortunately, this one will break because it’s not treated.<\/p>\n Sometimes you want to make sure that phrases don’t break across lines. Here’s some legal notation that should never break lines [using ]: \u00a7\u00a01234567. This notation will never break in unexpected places because the expression uses the html character for non-breaking space, so the browser treats it as a single word.<\/p>\n Sometimes you want to make sure that phrases don’t break across lines. Here’s some legal notation that should never break lines [using CSS]: \u00a7 1234567<\/span>. This notation will never break in unexpected places because we’ve wrapped it in a span and used CSS to keep it from breaking where we don’t want it to.<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t Candela Citations<\/h3>\n\t\t\t\t\t