Solve the problem that the placeholder size of   in HTML is not uniform in different browsers

Long time no posts, but this is not the point.

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Go straight to the dry, no nonsense, title.

Using   to represent spaces directly in an HTML document is not the same as the size of the placeholder in different browsers.

Why, because the default font for different browsers is not the same, the space under different fonts means that the size of the   placeholder is inconsistent.

This is good, we can use the same font for   to let   display the same placeholder.

After testing, when the Times New Roman font is specified, each browser supports a good, each 4   display placeholder is a Chinese character, and the use of Arial or black body can not achieve the purpose.

That

　　<span style= "font-family: ' Times New Roman '; >&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> represents a placeholder for a kanji character.

Example:

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The effect is as follows:

　　

Well, the effect is good and the alignment is achieved successfully.

PS: This method does not affect the HTML document other, do not need to modify the encoding method, the disadvantage is to nest tags, anonymous.

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Solve the problem that the placeholder size of &nbsp; in HTML is not uniform in different browsers