Non-breaking spaces in Rise?

Very disappointed with Rise 360 developer.

Hi, is there any update on this? In Czech language, typography rules don't allow single character 'words' at the end of the line. In HTML "&nbsp" entity inserted after the 'word' solves it. If we could get this at least in form of a button on the text edit context menu that would inject it as a hidden character, it would be awesome.

3 years later and still nothing?

Hi, 

Is there any news about this Non-breaking spaces correction in Rise? 

Thank you 

I also am in need of non-breaking spaces. This is must for medical manufacturing companies, as well as for translating courses. Adding a comment to get notification when this is fixed. 

I see that it is nearly 4 years since this issue was raised and it still hasn't been fixed. I've tried inserting a non-breaking space using the Windows Character Map, the Alt+0160 keypad trick and copy and paste from a Word document with a non-breaking space. In all cases, Rise replaces it with a normal space. All you have to do to fix it is to stop Rise from messing about with a valid character. If anything, it should change it to an html  

This is an essential feature in lots of text. I need it to insert non-breaking spaces between a number and its units, e.g. 150 m or 60 km/h. It looks really messy when the units wrap onto the next line.

It would be fabulous if this could be resolved as this seems a pretty basic formatting function for responsive text. The workaround impedes accessibility. Any development in the last few years?

This really needs attention for accessibility and multiple languages. I'm translating a lot o f English to French and this is a huge headache. Would also be nice to support narrow non-breaking spaces.

I was surprised to run into this problem today, and then to find this was first reported (5) Five Years ago.

How much longer than 5 years does the community have to wait for this? Is there any way to get this issue more attention, by virtue of how long it has been lingering? This seems like a very basic point of typography to somehow have avoided dealing with all this time.

I echo the concerns for Localization, but this is also important for Proper Nouns like Product Names, Company Names, things that one routinely encounters.

Thanks for any updates.

We used to insert an underscore between the two words (with the underscore as white and also with a different font size: It seems to work a few years ago, but I cannot find that old post in this forum.