Use hyphens to separate words properly #1452
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Uses hyphenation for
This solution does not work for all languages in all browsers on all operating systems (it's complicated 😏) – as a fallback words will still break in random places when they would otherwise overflow.
Setting hyphens to
autoalso means that all words can potentially break, not just the very long ones overflowing the container. Unfortunately at this point this is a binary setting in CSS (can be eitheronoroff) but there is a property in planning that would allow us to set a hyphenation threshold. I hope this will be implemented soon! Until then...Issues