Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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9.8.1
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None
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Unit
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Unknown
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N/A
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N/A
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Description
Actual result:
Apparently, when parsing an (X)HTML which contains an , this non-breakable space will become a regular space in XDOM (and therefore in XWiki syntax if serialized after).
Expected result:
non-breakable spaces from (X)HTML should be kept as non-breakable spaces, since they're probably needed if they were explicitely added as non-breakable spaces.
Note that there are many places where non-breakable spaces are necessary, although nobody actually uses them (e.g. when writing big numbers with separation between the digit blocks, that is non-breakable, e.g. 10 000). The parser should allow correct handling of these cases.
Attachments
Issue Links
- relates to
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XRENDERING-492 Leading non-breakable space before a formatting element in a block element is transformed in a regular whitespace
- Closed
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XRENDERING-499 Editing Sandbox page in WYSIWYG creates too many changes in the diff
- Closed
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XWIKI-16407 The annotation highlighting is not displayed properly on a text containing non-breakable spaces
- Closed