Thanks Mike, I found that out later last night while investigating. Since I couldn't alter your code to actually add a space at the end where the link is written out, I just went with display: inline-block; and that seemed to fix the issue.
I will check it out in Safari, etc... and see if the display: inline- block; didn't correct the issue there as well. Thanks Mike On Nov 16, 9:31 am, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have this test page up:http://btk.name/misc/links.html > > > Basically, I am using Jquery and a Cycle plugin to allow the user to > > paginate via links through content. Simple enough. > > > However, as you can see (at least in Firefox 3), the DOM generated > > links (via the plugin) keep going in 1 line outside the container. > > > The links hardcoded into the actual HTML adhere to their container. > > The differences you see have to do with whitespace. If you remove all > the whitespace from your hard-coded examples you will see that all > three examples behave exactly the same. For WebKit browsers you can > use the style of "word-wrap: break-word" to achieve the desired > results. Other browsers rely on the presence of whitespace to > determine the line breaks. > > Mike
