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This is another iPad Basics tip that seems to come up often in forum and support discussion threads: what to do when the space bar key is missing from the iPad's keyboard in the Safari browser app. Note that if you select three languages total, that the "Settings" option will disappear when you long-press the cog on the keyboard unless you have "One-handed mode" enabled. Just tap the App Store icon next to the text box (the stylized letter "A") and it'll be gone until you tap it again.
Typing the letter 'e' is easy as tapping it. Typing 'èéêëēėę' is almost as easy. So depending on your finger type, you can have your keyboard in a bigger size or a tiny one. All you have to do is press firmly on any key until your keyboard turns blank. The KeyOne has an option to include a keyboard on your touch screen.
From the Home screen, tap Settings→General→Reset, and then tap Reset Keyboard Dictionary. It doesn't take long to fill up even the biggest iPad, and until iOS 11 drops you'll often find you need to manually free up space for your apps. While still pressing the space bar, use your other finger to tap on the greyed out keyboard to enter text selection mode.
1) Press firmly on the keyboard. Just tap on the cog, followed by "Settings," then tap "Keyboard Settings." Find the "Block offensive words" option and toggle it off. As you know about the feature now, it will probably make it easier to edit or change the text while typing in any app.
Tap the green plus button to add something to Control Center; select the red minus button to delete. You can turn off the app suggestions in Settings > General > Multitasking & Dock > Show Suggested and Recent Apps. The Option key is located on either side of the space bar for your convenience.
For an iPad, you have three options for connecting a keyboard: (1) You can use a Bluetooth keyboard like the iPhone method above; (2) if you have the iPad Lightning to USB adapter, you can also plug in a USB keyboard; and (3) there Domains are first- and third-party case manufacturers that make keyboard cases (hard wired or Bluetooth) for iPads.