Fix #1749 by using word-wrap instead of word-break #1863
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Note, I also constrained the width the title box so that words wouldn't overlap with the "Yours" banner. |
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Fix #1749 by using word-wrap instead of word-break
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Fixes #1749
Turns out word-break is for CJK characters specifically. 'word-wrap' is the CSS property I wanted.
There's not much we can do if there are literally no spaces in the phrase unfortunately. The text will be clipped:
