When using separators like comma or semicolon, the result looks smth like this:
Levels: A1,A2,B1
When I try to use the space after a sign (like "comma + space") the whole line (like "Levels: A1,A2,B1") just disappears.
So my ? is: how do I make my text looking with spaces like A1, A2, B1
Anybody?
"& nbsp" and quotes (like ", ") don't work too.
I don't think white space is a valid separator if you are talking about separators in searches, values saved to database etc.
I understand that. But there must be the way to get the result looking more natural than this A,B or this A--B
Which separators (or where do you use them) are you talking about? Normally they are only used in queries
It's a checkbox field with several choices of language levels by SEFR - A1, A2, B1,B2, C1, C2. I want to use it to add to my website language courses. If adding a course I chose let's say A1 and A2 checkboxes, on the resulting page with this course there will be a line: Levels: A1,A2. That's where I want to put a space between the values A1 and A2
I have found the way to solve this problem. I just put a space before the text part in checkboxes (except for first one - it's not necessary).
And it works fine
