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eteam00
Posts: 7,505
Registered: ‎07-21-2009
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word-wrap or formatting problem?

I noticed an apparent word-wrap malfunction this morning.  The results were similar in both Firefox12 and IE9.

Thread link.

 

screen grab:

 

 

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chughes
Posts: 285
Registered: ‎02-05-2008
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Re: word-wrap or formatting problem?

Thanks for reporting this, Bob.

 

I have not seen this before.

Let me investigate.

 

Best regards,

Caroline.

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chughes
Posts: 285
Registered: ‎02-05-2008

Re: word-wrap or formatting problem?

Bob,

 

It seems this post was pasted into the forums from another tool (no surprise there). It contained "span" tags in the html which were causing the text to exceed the width of the window.

 

Rather than editing the post in HTML mode, I simply cut the content into Wordpad and copied it from there and pasted it back.

 

The post now looks normal!

 

Best regards,

Caroline.