Hi, I notice I changed this title and I only remember checking out the movie and confirming that the stylized title is the title used in the opening of the film. So I checked it again and it is indeed the title used in the movie (at 3:15 or so). At the time, in 2018, we were starting to value the on-screen title more and more. But if this is something not wanted here I'd be happy to hear what other moderators have to say.

I think the title really should be changed. The cover art clearly has a space and while the referenced moment in the movie where the title is displayed visually doesn't support the inclusion of a space, it likewise doesn't preclude it. The use of small caps text font in this title indicates that the "E" and the "A" are the beginning of two separate words. For example, if you type the compound word "Anyone" in small caps at the start of a sentence, the A would be larger than all the other letters including the "o" in one. Given that both the "E" and "A" in the title are larger, it would appear they are intended to be two separate words which is supported by the cover art and a quick search via your favourite search engine. That's my nickle for anyone who cares.

Your objection has been noted and my comment still stands. So now it's up to other moderators to weigh in. Have you contacted IMDb about changing the original title there as well? They always use the on-screen title for the first public screening as their original title.

Nope, I haven't and don't plan to contact IMDb. Although, a quick glance over there has the title showing as "Ever After: A Cinderella Story" so they've got the space and bit more apparently. I don't use IMDb and only attempt to fill gaps here when I notice them. I'm not a stickler for any of this. I happened to have a few minutes of down time and thought I'd comment after a search for the movie "Ever After" on here failed to return the proper movie on the first page of search results. Finding that odd, I deduced the reasoning and threw my nickle in as to why I felt the title was incorrectly notated ... primarily for purpose of aiding those who in the future search for the title based on the cover art's title and come up empty handed. Each to their own.

Although, a quick glance over there has the title showing as "Ever After: A Cinderella Story"

The default title view on IMDb is either the World-wide (English title) or the localized title (for example, for USA the listed title is Ever After: A Cinderella Story). Original title is EverAfter (you can see all available titles here).

A somewhat similar case to this one would be mother! where we eventually decided to go with the stylized title.