aardrian, 3 months ago In “Techniques to Break Words” I quickly review: word-break overflow-wrap hyphens <wbr> &shy; https://adrianroselli.com/2024/02/techniques-to-break-words.html You can play around with the demo directly: https://cdpn.io/aardrian/debug/eYoOdrX #HTML #CSS
In “Techniques to Break Words” I quickly review: word-break overflow-wrap hyphens <wbr> &shy; https://adrianroselli.com/2024/02/techniques-to-break-words.html
word-break
overflow-wrap
hyphens
<wbr>
&shy;
You can play around with the demo directly: https://cdpn.io/aardrian/debug/eYoOdrX
#HTML #CSS
waltertross, 3 months ago @aardrian ­ is undervalued, especially in German (and other languages that tend to construct lengthy words). But the important question is: how do search engines deal with it?
@aardrian ­ is undervalued, especially in German (and other languages that tend to construct lengthy words). But the important question is: how do search engines deal with it?
aardrian, 3 months ago @waltertross No idea. I have mostly stopped trying to satisfy search engines.
@waltertross No idea. I have mostly stopped trying to satisfy search engines.
patrick_h_lauke, 3 months ago @aardrian Breaking Bad (Words)
@aardrian Breaking Bad (Words)
aardrian, 3 months ago @patrick_h_lauke DAMMIT. That could have been a theme and I missed it.
@patrick_h_lauke DAMMIT.
That could have been a theme and I missed it.
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