[GRiker]

Originally Posted by Perkin

You could use

& #32;

(remove the space)

Edit: I think you might only be able use that if the replace is part of text - not inside a tag.

That would work, but I was looking for something that would insert an actual ASCII space in the text, rather than an entity (for readability).

After lots of experimenting, I discovered that I could use

\U \E

as the replacement term but that seems indirect and inelegant. But it works.

G