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There is em dash and en dash. Is there an "en" equivalent to ? Is there an en equivalent to pure Ascii 32?
I want a better way to write this:
123<span class="spanen"> </span>456<span class="spanen"> </span>789 or this:
123<span class="spanen"> </span>456<span class="spanen"> </span>789 
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To create extra spaces before, after, or in-between your text, use the (non-breaking space) extended HTML character.
Type where you want to insert an extra space. Add one non-breaking space character for every space you want to add. Unlike pressing the spacebar multiple times in your HTML code, typing more than once creates as many spaces as there are instances of .
character. The character creates a space that does not break into a new line. Two words that are separated by a non-breaking space always appear on the same line. The 	 and 	 characters create tab spaces in HTML.
  (thin space) should do
Note that has not the same with as an — (—); to separate numbers you should use a narrow no-break space (U+202F).
As others have mentioned, you are better off using the CSS property word-spacing to define the width of your spaces. it's probably a good idea to combine it with white-space:nowrap;
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Don't use hacks that make no sense. If you wish to separate some words, I suggest you use the CSS property word-spacing:
.strangeNumbers { word-spacing: 0.5em; }<span class="strangeNumbers">123 456</span>If you love us? You can donate to us via Paypal or buy me a coffee so we can maintain and grow! Thank you!
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