Eugen, it's like that in the database too, so it's the html sanitizer... actually, iirc it's per the html spec to strip all spaces but one at the beginning of a text node, you're supposed to use for the ones you want to keep
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Eugen, it's like that in the database too, so it's the html sanitizer... actually, iirc it's per the html spec to strip all spaces but one at the beginning of a text node, you're supposed to use for the ones you want to keep 1 comment
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@grishka @Gargron @AWS This post does not use ordinary space characters, so you do NOT need to strip it.