Four-Per-Em Space (U+2005) | Copy and Paste [ ] Character
A Four-Per-Em Space (U+2005), also known as a “Mid-space”, is a space in typography that is one-fourth the width of an “em”. A four-per-em space is essentially a very narrow space, typically used to create a small separation in text for improved readability or aesthetic purposes.
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Four-Per-Em Space Table
Character Name | Four-Per-Em Space |
---|---|
Unicode Code Point | U+2005 |
HTML Code |     |
HTML Hex Code |   |
CSS Code | \2005 |
JavaScript/Java/C | \u{2005} (JavaScript and ES6), \\u2005 (Java and C) |
FAQs
To use a Four-Per-Em Space in HTML, you can either use the HTML entity code ( ) or the Hex code ( ). Here’s how to do it:
Using HTML Entity Code:
Copy & Paste Four-Per-Em Space Character – Blank spacecopy.com
Using Hexadecimal Entity Code:
Copy & Paste Four-Per-Em Space Character – Blank spacecopy.com
Four-Per-Em vs Three-Per-Em vs Em Space
In CSS, you can use the Four-Per-Em Space (U+2005) as a content delimiter or separator in ::before and ::after pseudo-elements. Here’s how you can use it in CSS:
To copy the code, simply double-click on it and press Ctrl+C.
CSS
.four-per-em-space::before {
content: "\2005";
}
.four-per-em-space::after {
content: "\2005";
}
HTML
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Four-Per-Em Space Example</title>
<style>
.four-per-em-space::after {
content: "\2005";
}
.four-per-em-space::before {
content: "\2005";
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<p class="four-per-em-space">This is some text with Four-Per-Em Spaces before and after.</p>
</body>
</html>