Hey there,
The main offender would be URL's defenitly. My buddy did some PHP
trickery and made it wrap after a specific number of characters, but it
would seem that this would be an extremely common problem people would
face. I am very surprised there isn't a CSS hack at least.
Adam
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On Jun 20, 2006, at 10:07 PM, Adam Helweh wrote:
Hello gang,
I am having an issue with a customized WordPress template.
In the comments section I added a long string of letters to test things
out. In IE it works just fine but in Fire Fox it will not wrap at all
and goes out of the container. I have searched around and no one seems
to be able to have found a solution that works around the web. Can
anyone help me do something similar to a word wrap in IE, but in
Fire Fox?
I don't think there is a css way to make it wrap. You could set a
width and overflow: auto on the div it is in to get a scroll bar. I
haven't tested that and don't know if it will work.
Are you concerned about urls or just any long string of text?
Christian Heilman has some javascript here for shortening long urls:
http://www.onlinetools.org/tools/shortlinks/
-C
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