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Originally Posted by Runnerbeen
Thank you for that explanation. Is there anything I can do to fix this? TY
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Assuming the problem is in the device's typography, one way I can think of is to use a larger space before and after italics, such as an M space or an N space. Here are some examples using the same string as above:
- M space: The expression ( 'abc' )
- N space: The expression ( 'abc' )
- Normal space: The expression ( 'abc' )
Another possibility: sometimes a rendering engine treats non-breaking spaces differently from standard spaces, not changing their widths when it would change the width of a normal space.
This site discusses unicode (and thus HTML) space characters.
Of course I might be entirely wrong and the problem is elsewhere.