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I recently discovered that with some browsers (e.g. Internet Explorer, Mozilla) on my website http://www.andreeaciorba-traduce.com the words are being split and hyphenated at the end of line. I changed in my CSS file word-break:break-all for word:break:keep all but nothing happened. I also tried changing the word-wrap property and still nothing.
Any suggestions?
Thank you, Andreea
The options under ‘word-wrap’ are:
normal
break-word
inherit
I’m not aware of ‘break-all’
What you might be looking for is one of those and a combination of the white-space
property.
thank you Paulie_D
I tried these options:
word-wrap: normal
word-wrap: inherit
and
white-space:normal
white-space:pre-line
white-space:pre-wrap
white-space:inherit
and nothing worked, the words are still split
Hmmm…seems there is a ‘break-all’ for word-break
…looks like I misread. :)
I also found comments on internet on how to break words but not so much on how to prevent this from happening.