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What can I use to substitute    in HTML?

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   is ugly, I think.

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Steven Avatar asked Jan 05 '10 11:01

Steven


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Margin and/or Padding. (css properties), like so:

<p style='padding-left : 10px'>Hello</p>

(It's worth noting that it's generally considered bad-practice to put an inline style like that; you typically declare a selector in an external css file and set the class/whatever appropriately.)

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Noon Silk Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 00:09

Noon Silk


In CSS try:

white-space:nowrap;
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graphicdivine Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 01:09

graphicdivine