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Kevin Powell - Community•4w ago
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Inline JSX components aren't preserving the whitespace in MDX

Hi, I have a static website that uses JSX components for inline elements. This is the HTML I'm returning: 
export default function Component({text}) {
return (
  <a href="#" className="inline-block decoration-2 mb-1 nowrap">
    {icon}
    <span className="text-wrap break-words align-middle">{text}</span>
  </a>
)
export default function Component({text}) {
return (
  <a href="#" className="inline-block decoration-2 mb-1 nowrap">
    {icon}
    <span className="text-wrap break-words align-middle">{text}</span>
  </a>
)
The idea is to then use this component in an MDX file like so: 
You can use <Component text="Ursol's Vortex"/> to prevent [...]
Don't focus the <Component text="Workshop Defender"/>s [...]
You can use <Component text="Ursol's Vortex"/> to prevent [...]
Don't focus the <Component text="Workshop Defender"/>s [...]
The issue here is that I can't seem to find a way to get a satisfactory spacing in both cases. The current code seems to remove any space following the inline component, which works fine for when the <Component> is followed by a punctuation mark or by a plural 's', but it makes the text unreadable when its followed by actual words. I tried adding a margin-right, or a non-breaking space, but doing that breaks the other way around (the text becomes "Don't focus the Workshop Defender s") Does anyone have any idea on how to solve it?
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vinter.OP•4w ago
It was an issue with rehype-minify
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