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Originally Posted by jppeltier
Very good point indeed, thanks.
Aren't they supposed to be also fixed-length? Doesn't it look bad to have something like such trailing question mark (example in French, my apologies)?
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N'est-ce pas ?
Anticonstitutionnellement, oui.
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AFAIK, a non-breaking space does not have a fixed length so it will not have any effect on justification. All the nbsp does is to keep the line from breaking at the non-breaking space so in your first sample, the s and the ? will always be on the same line.