Another problem with text rendering that's not mentioned in TFA is hyphenation.
I have a table on a webpage that can have some long text in some cells. I have 2 simple requirements:
# If a word will fit by moving it to the next line, then move it to the next line and do not hyphenate i.e., do not break the word.
# If the word is too long to fit in a single line, then break it up. Hyphenate at will.
There is no incantation combination of CSS properties word-break, word-wrap, overflow-wrap, hyphens and white-space that will do this. In 2023.
I believe word-break: break-word does #1 but it's not hyphenating for me. And MDN says word-break: break-word is deprecated.
There is no incantation combination of CSS properties word-break, word-wrap, overflow-wrap, hyphens and white-space that will do this. In 2023.
I believe word-break: break-word does #1 but it's not hyphenating for me. And MDN says word-break: break-word is deprecated.