 is the culprit for mysterious white gaps
I’m coding html with Visual studio, and has become so frustrated that CSS sometimes doesn’t work and there are some mysterious white gaps.
After struggling for hours I’ve just noticed that there are some “” in the code.
These characters are byte order marks (BOMs), aka “zero width no-break space”. These are totally invisible in the editor (but if you open it in Word and show the hidden marks, they’ll show). In Word they can be replaced with ^u8520.
Visual Studio saves UTF-8 files “with signature” by default, which also saves the BOM characters.
The remedy is to choose the encoding “UTF-8 without signature”…
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