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When an edit marker (ins/del) shown on Special:MobileDiff includes leading/trailing whitespace, the whitespace is not displayed, showing as if the whitespace is missing from the edit. See e.g. [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:MobileDiff/123456800|this randomly chosen diff]] with no space between the commas and the green “no” words. The page source does contain the spaces, the HTML code reads `For example,<ins> no</ins> researchers`. However, the `ins` tag uses `display: inline-block` which causes the browser (tested in Firefox and Edge) to drop the leading whitespace. The desktop version uses explicit `white-space: pre-wrap` which prevents the problem. (Cf. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Diff/123456800|the example in the desktop version]].)

When an edit marker (ins/del) shown on Special:MobileDiff includes leading/trailing whitespace, the whitespace is not displayed, showing as if the whitespace is missing from the edit. See e.g. [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:MobileDiff/123456800|this randomly chosen diff]] with no space between the commas and the green “no” words. The page source does contain the spaces, the HTML code reads `For example,<ins> no</ins> researchers`. However, the `ins` tag uses `display: inline-block` which causes the browser (tested in Firefox and Edge) to drop the leading whitespace. The desktop version uses explicit `white-space: pre-wrap` which prevents the problem. (Cf. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Diff/123456800|the example in the desktop version]].) = Developers The spaces are inside the ins and del tags but are being dropped. I think all that's needed is a `` ins,del { white-space: pre-wrap;} ``` or ``` ins, del { white-space: break-spaces; } ```

When an edit marker (ins/del) shown on Special:MobileDiff includes leading/trailing whitespace, the whitespace is not displayed, showing as if the whitespace is missing from the edit. See e.g. [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:MobileDiff/123456800|this randomly chosen diff]] with no space between the commas and the green “no” words. The page source does contain the spaces, the HTML code reads `For example,<ins> no</ins> researchers`. However, the `ins` tag uses `display: inline-block` which causes the browser (tested in Firefox and Edge) to drop the leading whitespace. The desktop version uses explicit `white-space: pre-wrap` which prevents the problem. (Cf. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Diff/123456800|the example in the desktop version]].) = Developers The spaces are inside the ins and del tags but are being dropped. I think all that's needed is a `` ins,del { white-space: pre-wrap;} ``` or ``` ins, del { white-space: break-spaces; } ```