[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by ownedbycats

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That description isn't using spaces to indent--it's using non-breaking spaces. Which makes a kind of sense: HTML explicitly reduces any amount of normal whitespace to a single whitespace.

It doesn't appear to be easy to get that 0xa0 character into the regexp--at least in plugin. I can do it in CLI, but when I paste it into the plugin personal.ini it gets saved as a normal space.

You can, however, put that regexp line in a file and then pull it into the personal.ini. See attached replace.txt and use with something like:

add_to_replace_metadata_filelist:file:///C:/Users/username/Desktop/replace.txt

Getting exactly the expression you want is left as an exercise for the reader.

(BTW, if you have 'Smarten Punctuation' turned on, it will sometimes convert that leading non-breaking whitespace into an indent CSS. That puzzled me for a bit.)