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Old 10-08-2015, 06:10 PM   #51
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Hi,
Simply add the nbsp entity to your Preserve Entity Preference Settings. Gumbo replaces all html named entities with the actual unicode (that is a requirement for html5, epub3). Gumbo never removes them .. the unicode character 160 is there. If you want to preserve them (ie. convert them back) when editing code, the PreserveEntities preferences are the way to go.

KevinH
Thanks for the tip; I wasn't aware of the option.

Follow up query, then: what is the Unicode for nbsp? When I look at my doc, there is nothing in place of the original nbsp; it's just a regular empty space.
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