Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
> If, for example, we have
> foo zip zap bar
> and we assign white-space: nowrap to the , then the effect
> should extend to the inner element's content "zip zap" as well.
> However, IE 7 breaks between "zip" and "zap" when it sees that fit.
I may have jumped into conclusi
Anthony Ettinger wrote:
> It works everywhere else (FF, Opera, Safari), but IE7 seems to not
> like the "?" in a url, and wraps it within a table cell.
Stay tuned to seeing other browsers behave that way, too. According to
Unicode line breaking rules, a break is permitted between a question
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On Dec 27, 2007 1:40 PM, Anthony Ettinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I also tried { white-space: nowrap; } on the td CSS rule, but that
> didn't do it either...again this is only IE7.
Adding it to both rules worked :)
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It works everywhere else (FF, Opera, Safari), but IE7 seems to not
like the "?" in a url, and wraps it within a table cell.
Markup is a cell in a table like this:
foo.com?long_url=here
CSS is:
td.pan { overflow: hidden; width: 12em; }
td.pan > *:first-child { display: block; overflow: hidden; w
