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== Private Use Area and invisible formatting characters ==
== Private Use Area and invisible formatting characters ==
{{anchor|PUA and RTL}}The only invisible characters in the editable text should be spaces and tabs. However, other invisible characters are often inserted inadvertently by pasting from a word processor. These can cause confusion with editors and handling problems with editing software. Any necessary invisible or [[Private Use Area]] (PUA) characters should be substituted with their decimal or hexadecimal code values (that is, as <code>&{{var|...}};</code>) so that they can be edited properly. A template, {{tl|PUA}}, is used to mark PUA characters; it has no effect on the text, but places the article in a tracking category.  {{crossref|(See the next sections for examples.)}}
The only invisible characters in the editable text should be spaces and tabs. However, other invisible characters are often inserted inadvertently by pasting from a word processor. These can cause confusion with editors and handling problems with editing software. Any necessary invisible or [[Wikipedia:Private Use Area|Private Use Area]] (PUA) characters should be substituted with their decimal or hexadecimal code values so that they can be edited properly.


=== Mixed right-to-left text ===
=== Mixed right-to-left text ===
{{shortcut|MOS:RTL|MOS:LTR}}
When right-to-left text is embedded in certain left-to-right contexts, such as when tagged with a reference, it may require control characters to display properly. The marker to return to left-to-right text should be encoded as [[Left-to-right mark|<code>&amp;lrm;</code>]] or supplied through the template {{tlx|Rtl-lang}}.  
When right-to-left text is embedded in certain left-to-right contexts, such as when tagged with a reference, it may require control characters to display properly. The marker to return to left-to-right text should be encoded as [[Left-to-right mark|<code>&amp;lrm;</code>]] or supplied through the template {{tlx|Rtl-lang}}.