Dear all,
Sorry, my english is not the best, I am a german.
Is it possible to use a "protected space" and/or a "protected Hyphen" who a name, title, or so, holds together?
For example:
"Siegfried Bendel" or "Siegfried-Bendel" shold not be separated by a paragraph, like this.
ljlkj lkjlkj lkjlkj lkjlkj lkjlk jlkjlkj lkjlkj lkjlk jlkj Siegfried-
Bendel.
It shold be like this
ljk kjhkjh kjhkj hkjhkj hkjhk jhkjhk kjhk jhkjh
Siegfried Bendel or like Siegfried-Bendel
Thank you
Best greetings
S.Bendel
Saved space possible?
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Mit freundlichem Gruß
S.Bendel
S.Bendel
- Dean Whitlock
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Hello Siegfried,
The non-breaking space can be typed using the sequence alt+0160. This works in the H&M editor, but I haven't tried compiling it to any of the output formats yet. It should not be a problem with the html-based formats, since there is a non-breaking space code in html. (Let me know how it works.)
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find a key sequence that would insert a non-breaking hyphen. I'm sure there must be one because MS Word will allow you to insert one, but none of my tools would show an alt-key sequence. Hopefully someone else will know.
Good luck,
Dean
The non-breaking space can be typed using the sequence alt+0160. This works in the H&M editor, but I haven't tried compiling it to any of the output formats yet. It should not be a problem with the html-based formats, since there is a non-breaking space code in html. (Let me know how it works.)
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find a key sequence that would insert a non-breaking hyphen. I'm sure there must be one because MS Word will allow you to insert one, but none of my tools would show an alt-key sequence. Hopefully someone else will know.
Good luck,
Dean
- Tim Green
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Dean, Siegfried,
Non-breaking spaces will work as Dean stated. However, there is no solution for the non-breaking hyphen problem in HTML because the HTML standard is still in a state of confusion on this issue. Even though there are some solutions they are handled differently by all browsers. The short answer is you can't have non-breaking hyphens in HTML. For the beginnings of a long answer, have a look at this article:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/html/nobr.html#suggest
Non-breaking spaces will work as Dean stated. However, there is no solution for the non-breaking hyphen problem in HTML because the HTML standard is still in a state of confusion on this issue. Even though there are some solutions they are handled differently by all browsers. The short answer is you can't have non-breaking hyphens in HTML. For the beginnings of a long answer, have a look at this article:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/html/nobr.html#suggest
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Tim (EC Software Documentation & User Support)
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