Add invisible space

[89netraM]

Currently, when copying menu items from the web page the header of each item is joined with the contents. This PR adds a space between the two, without making any visible changes.

[Rembane]

Currently, when copying menu items from the web page the header of each item is joined with the contents. This PR adds a space between the two, without making any visible changes.

Good evening,

Thank you for the contribution!

Could you tell me more about the use case for this change. What problem does this solve? I'm a bit tired, hungry and stupid right now, so I've probably missed something that's incredibly clear to you. :)

[89netraM]

Haha, yep, probably only clear to me.
I don't know anything about food. I often want to look up the food online before deciding what seems tasty and not. To do this I want to select the menu text, I do this by double clicking and selecting text word by word, without the space my browser sees the menu header and the first word of menu text as a single word.

[Rembane]

Haha, yep, probably only clear to me. I don't know anything about food. I often want to look up the food online before deciding what seems tasty and not. To do this I want to select the menu text, I do this by double clicking and selecting text word by word, without the space my browser sees the menu header and the first word of menu text as a single word.

I think that's an incredibly good reason. Can you add that explanation to the commit message? Because if you do the next person who wonder why there exists an invisible space there can run git blame and see your explanatory commit message.

• git commit --amend
• And then git push -f
• Are a good combo of commands if you didn't know them already. :)

[89netraM]

Sure, fixed ✅

And thanks for responding so quickly!

[Rembane]

This seems like a useful change. It also works. It's ready to merge!

[Rembane]

Sure, fixed ✅

And thanks for responding so quickly!

No worries, this was fun! :D

[Rembane]

@89netraM I took the executive decision to merge this PR. Thank you again the contribution!