Preventing LibreOffice from adding any non-breaking spaces? [SOLVED]

[onetimeasker]

Hello! I’ve been having a little trouble with LibreOffice, as it likes to add non-breaking spaces between a word and any punctuation that isn’t a period or a comma, which is grammatically incorrect. For example, if I write “What do I do?”, it will automatically make it into “What do I do ?”. I know you can stop LibreOffice from highlighting these spaces, but I haven’t found a way to get rid of them entirely. I would very much appreciate any help on how to do that.

EDIT: Thank you for your answers, it solved the problem! I should’ve looked around in the toold more. ^^"

[peterwt]

This does not happen for me.

[PYS]

Hi

Depending on the locale, see Tools AutoCorrect Options Localized Options tab. For example in French:

Regards

[AlexKemp]

Your experience is most definitely NOT the default. Try going through the following options:

(menu):Tools|Autocorrect Options...

There are rather a lot for you to trawl through. One bizarre possibility is on the Localized Options tab: “Add non-breaking space before specific punctuation marks in French text”

If this helps then please tick the answer ().