bertfrees
commented
9 years ago One option is to make this a formatter feature which must be controlled through a dedicated 'letter-spacing' property (or alternatively through a top-level formatter setting).
The other option is to make this a translator feature which could be controlled either through a dedicated 'letter-spacing' property or through the 'text-transform' property (https://github.com/snaekobbi/braille-css-spec/issues/12) (or alternatively through a translator query). The translator would apply letter spacing by inserting non-breaking spaces and zero-width spaces without the renderer having to be aware of it.
The latter is probably the best solution because the translator is more likely to have the necessary information to apply letter spacing correctly.
Add a section explaining how double letter spacing can be accomplished. In the simplest form double letter spacing means adding a space between each two characters. But sometimes it is desirable to keep certain characters together.
See http://snaekobbi.github.io/braille-css-spec/#h3_letter-spacing