Re: Ideographic Space, word-spacing, and justification

No, in my personal opinion, it should not.
The 2 differences between normal space/nbsp vs ideographic space are:
  1.) The normal width is different, and
  2.) The normal space/nbsp is treated as justifying
      (adjusted by both wordspacing and letterspacing),
      whereas the Ideographic space should only be adjusted by
      letterspacing (only if ideographic letters are also so adjusted).

However, I will re-confirm this with our CJK experts, before claiming this
is an Adobe opinion.
 


On 2008.10.29 15:13, "fantasai" <fantasai.lists@inkedblade.net> wrote:

> 
> Hello,
> 
> The CSSWG would like to know whether the IDEOGRAPHIC SPACE U+3000
> should be affected by 'word-spacing', and whether it should be
> treated as a space during spaces-only justification or treated as
> a typical ideographic punctuation character.
> 
> ~fantasai
>