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&nbsp What does this mean and how do I get rid of it?

by mistyone
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Hi folks

I have just loaded up a 'simple' forum into my website I Married A Fat Bitch url in my sig and it is showing   in a number of places. How do I get rid of it?

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Misty
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    Problem solved
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    • Profile picture of the author zerofill
      on a side note it just represents and empty area or a space...I think it's primary function was really when some older browsers has trouble showing empty cells in a table if I remember correctly. Basically it is just a space but has nothing to do with programming hehe. More HTML.
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      • Profile picture of the author mistyone
        Basically it is just a space but has nothing to do with programming hehe. More HTML.
        Should l I have asking this in another forum: :confused:

        Thanks for filling me in on that

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        • Profile picture of the author Dan Grossman
          Many characters have encoded forms, especially those outside the ASCII range; they start with an ampersand and end with a semicolon.

            is the HTML encoded form for "non breaking space"... a space that isn't a line break

          Since the HTML specification tells browsers to treat any repeated whitespace in the markup as a single space when rendered (so when you hit enter and tab twice to indent some code and make it easy to read, it doesn't show up as white space on your page), using   can let you repeat spaces if you need to.
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        • Profile picture of the author zerofill
          Originally Posted by mistyone View Post

          Should l I have asking this in another forum: :confused:

          Thanks for filling me in on that

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          No biggie hehe...it was just 1 forum down from this I believe...the HTML/CSS etc forum...
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          • Profile picture of the author vikas1234
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            • Profile picture of the author quicksilver
              Just a quick comment.

              This is something Dreamweaver automatically puts in the code for an emtpy space/line. Took me some time to work it out as it was confusing both me and my design.

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              • Profile picture of the author mistyone
                Originally Posted by Dan Grossman View Post

                Many characters have encoded forms, especially those outside the ASCII range; they start with an ampersand and end with a semicolon.

                  is the HTML encoded form for "non breaking space"... a space that isn't a line break

                Since the HTML specification tells browsers to treat any repeated whitespace in the markup as a single space when rendered (so when you hit enter and tab twice to indent some code and make it easy to read, it doesn't show up as white space on your page), using   can let you repeat spaces if you need to.
                Originally Posted by vikas1234 View Post

                This is the white space char in HTML Programming
                Originally Posted by quicksilver View Post

                Just a quick comment.

                This is something Dreamweaver automatically puts in the code for an emtpy space/line. Took me some time to work it out as it was confusing both me and my design.

                Bye

                Quicksilver
                Thank you to you all for your contribution to resolving or identifying my problem. I really appreciate you taking the time to respond.

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    its a virus:
    " " - the Doomsday Tag

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  • Profile picture of the author Heimdalx
    just del em O.O its a "space" web code right?
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