The HTML <wbr> tag defines a location where a word break is allowed. When using XHTML formatting, EE handles this tag incorrectly. For example, the tag might be used to allow a long URL to be broken appropriately:
http://example.com<wbr>/thisisaverylongurlsegment
However, rather than (as you might expect) rendering as:
<p>http://example.com<wbr>/thisisaverylongurlsegment</p>
it actually renders this case as:
<p>http://example.com</p><wbr><p>/thisisaverylongurlsegment</p>
splitting the URL into two paragraphs.
The HTML
<wbr>tag defines a location where a word break is allowed. When using XHTML formatting, EE handles this tag incorrectly. For example, the tag might be used to allow a long URL to be broken appropriately:http://example.com<wbr>/thisisaverylongurlsegmentHowever, rather than (as you might expect) rendering as:
<p>http://example.com<wbr>/thisisaverylongurlsegment</p>it actually renders this case as:
<p>http://example.com</p><wbr><p>/thisisaverylongurlsegment</p>splitting the URL into two paragraphs.