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Hello,
Thanks for plugin, but,,,
I need working it on whole containers not just headers. Can we do that?

Cheers.

A web host I publish through, using a built-in editor, calls the code invalid and will not save. Support has pointed me to the en and em dashes as the cause. I have updated my file to:
// all 3 dash types: regular, en, em
var dashes = ['\u002D','\u2013','\u2014'];

I'm not sure if this is a problem others experience with any regularity, or if it is a security issue by any means, but these are my 2 cents.

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This guy says
Further the non-breaking space to prevent orphans discussion at #naconf use   rather than   for XML parsing e.g. blog RSS feeds.

https://twitter.com/jontangerine/status/296549902174023680

Make it work with a hyphens flag to count or not count hyphens.

might have to switch to a <nobr> method for that.

Hello,

Great plugin. The only issue I'm having is with Chrome on Windows. I'm getting an uncaught type error widowFix is not a function and it's knocking other scripts out from working on the page.

Can you help?

Many thanks, Stephen

I've been noticing a number of nbsps being added within the opening tags of HTML elements, for example:

<img src="..." &nbsp;alt="..." />

In most browsers, this doesn't break anything, but in IE it tends to break that element and cause (in the case of the img tag) a broken image to show instead. I've also noticed this occurring in form elements—for example, causing a hidden field to be visible.

thank you for a great plugin. I do see one issue that could use improvement: when the last line is a hyperlink, don't add   s to the tag, or any tag, for that matter.

the returned source code looks like this:
<a&nbsp;href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>
which then doesn't quite work anymore.

cheers