How to add spaces in HTML?

Question

Let’s say I want to show something is a paragraph and I will write:

Hello.

But it will put out:

Hello.

How can I make the spaces count?

Answer 1

& nbsp; = single non-breaking space
& ensp; = double space
& emsp; = quad space
<pre></pre> = HTML tags for preformatted text. Should keep your spacing.
padding-left: = CSS means of adding padding, giving you space/indentation.

Answer 2

&nbsp;

Answer 3

thanks for information @Jakob Marley

Answer 4

Thanks guys! 😃

Answer 5

or use the <pre> tag,it respects spaces

Answer 6

Thanks so much everyone!

Answer 7

when writing html,spaces more than 2 are ignored.The solutions to this?
moving the elements itself with css.

Answer 8

@Nia Alavandi
I’m sorry, but I don’t know ruby. You can try posting your own question though. You’re bound to get some help.

@Brains
I have not completed the CSS course. Will it teach me how in it?

Answer 9

You can use the entity &nbsp:

<p> &nbsp; Hello </p>

If you only want one word to be centered you can play with CSS and the classes. For example, you could use a span tag in this case and adjust the left margin as you like (recommended):

<p> <span class = "has-margin-left"> Hello </span> </p>

CSS:

.has-margin-left {
margin-left: 15px;
}

Answer 10

hi Jax im new can u plz help with the ruby tutorial i just started and my name is nia.