Qie Lei

In the default Gutenberg visual editor, multiple spaces you enter are often “merged” and cannot be seen. This plugin solves this problem by converting consecutive spaces to HTML   entities, preserving the visual spacing.
Features: 
– Converts second and subsequent spaces in a sequence to   entities 
– First space remains a regular space (Gutenberg default behavior) 
– Works anywhere in the content, not just at paragraph starts 
– Option to apply to all content or only new content 
– Preserves spaces within pre/code blocks
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<li>Author’s blog: https://www.qielei.com</li>
<li>Improvement suggestions or problem feedback: qielei@gmail.com</li>
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Real Editor Space

Preserves real spaces in WordPress Gutenberg editor by converting multiple spaces to   entities.

James

Dashes are punctuation marks that are commonly used in written text. A long dash (—) is known as an em dash, whereas a short dash (–) is known as an en dash.
This plugin converts any whitespace around dashes into smaller hairspaces, to produce a more elegant typographic effect.
Both em and en dashes are recognized.
Look at the following sentence, which uses dashes:
<blockquote>
I love this plugin — and everything about it — because it works so well.
</blockquote>
When this plugin is activated, the sentence would appear like this (with smaller spaces around the dashes):
<blockquote>
I love this plugin — and everything about it — because it works so well.
</blockquote>

Hairspaces Around Dashes

This simple but effective plugin converts spaces around dashes (both em and en dashes) into hairspaces.

Real Editor Space vs Hairspaces Around Dashes