Great suggestion, great website, and also a nice universal solution for many similar situations. Found this thread pretty high up on a Google search so I thought I’d add my own attempt for future searchers.
I didn’t immediately understand your instructions as “zero width space” was not familiar to me but for those who are not sure if you’re doing it right: enter the ‘hidden’ character after a normal space. For example, to get “UnixSeconds Space Dash Space” for mine I needed to use X - as normal and then add the ‘U+200B’ character as the fifth one. You won’t see any change until you close and try it out. Worked right away for a new note.