HTML Add Spaces

In HTML

you can add spaces using the non-breaking space character

which has a Unicode value of 160 ( ).

You can use this character to insert additional horizontal spacing between elements or add indentation to your content.

Example

Here's a simple example using the non-breaking space character:

        <p>This is some text.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This is some more text.</p>
    

Output:

This is some text.   This is some more text.

Using Multiple Spaces

You can add multiple non-breaking spaces in a row to create larger gaps. For example:

        <p>This is some text.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This is some more text.</p>
    

Output:

This is some text.       This is some more text.

Indentation

Using non-breaking spaces can also be helpful for indentation:

        <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This is an indented paragraph.</p>
        <p>This is a paragraph without indentation.</p>
    

Output:

   This is an indented paragraph.

This is a paragraph without indentation.

Note

Keep in mind that using non-breaking spaces for layout purposes is not recommended in modern HTML development. It is generally better to use CSS for styling and spacing.

However

in some cases

such as when inserting spaces within code examples or displaying preformatted text

the non-breaking space character can still be useful.