Looks like a space. But otherwise treated like a normal character.
In particular, HTML will not combine multiple NON_BREAKING_SPACE characters like it does for normal spaces.
If you are writing to element.innerHTML you could use " " to get the same result. If you are writing to
element.innerText or anything that is not HTML, you need to use this constant.
Google slides still treats this like a normal space. 🙁
Looks like a space. But otherwise treated like a normal character. In particular, HTML will not combine multiple
NON_BREAKING_SPACEcharacters like it does for normal spaces.If you are writing to element.innerHTML you could use " " to get the same result. If you are writing to element.innerText or anything that is not HTML, you need to use this constant.
Google slides still treats this like a normal space. 🙁