* Erik Abele wrote: > On 29/07/2003, at 05:51, Ilia Soldis wrote: > >> It's a pity that we can not use <nobr> tag in documents. It is used to >> make >> code string r->handler unbreakable. It looks ugly: r >> ->handler >> or r-> >> handler. >> But ok I'll remove it. > > AFAIK <nobr> wasn't even in the W3C HTML4 spec and is definitely not in > the XHTML specs. It's purely propietary... but as a solution we could > use something like 'whitespace: nowrap;' in the CSS and a <span > class="foo"> tag to apply the style inline. > > I'd be happy to provide a patch, if it turns out to be such important > but for now I don't see a strong need for it.
This happens afaik only in IE and 'white-space: nowrap' doesn't help (simply because it's not a whitespace :-). So it's not worth the effort. I'm fine with removing <nobr>, *shrug* it's HTML. It's not expected to be displayed exactly everwhere. Just imagine a text browser that breaks at 80 chars per line... Side note: Ilia, please do not add extra information into the translation at all (except <transnote>s, of course). The way to add things is always English original -> translation/transformation/whatever (or should be, however). nd --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
