Non-Breaking Space in Label Control

Is it possible to have a non-breaking space in a label?

No. It's plain text. You should be able to get what you want out of a read-only RichTextBox though.

Actually you can, just cast 160 to a char value.   translates to a char value of 160 I believe. Why do you want that though?

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Originally Posted by dunfiddlin

No. It's plain text. You should be able to get what you want out of a read-only RichTextBox though.

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It might be but   doesn't stay that as plain text after it's viewed on a webpage though, so it's still translated to something. That's just an encoding...

Drat, wrong again! I can see a need for it if you're using a fixed size label and varying text though.

I don't know too much about it, I found the char code via the HttpUtility class from the System.Web namespace though. It seems to stick too when using it in the Text property of a label. There's no weird trimming of that Chr(160) back to a regular space or anything odd like that. Don't blame me for making sure of things lol.

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Originally Posted by AceInfinity

Actually you can, just cast 160 to a char value

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thanks