I have my browser size fixed to a certain height and width.
How can I wrap the text so that no horizontal scroll bar is displayed?
I need the text to move to the next line if it does not fit the browser width.
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Shweta
Word wrapping in html output
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graceangela9
Re: Word wrapping in html output
There is coding in Html that is used for word wrapping so check its source code and make changes there.
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Can you please tell me where can I find the word wrapping code?graceangela9 wrote:There is coding in Html that is used for word wrapping so check its source code and make changes there.
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Shweta
Re: Word wrapping in html output
Where is it you need the word wrapping? In the topic area or in the navigation pane?
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Re: Word wrapping in html output
I need word wrapping in the topic area so that when I open my help file,there are no horizontal scroll bars in the output window.LTinker68 wrote:Where is it you need the word wrapping? In the topic area or in the navigation pane?
Shweta
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Ok, although I'm not sure why you're getting the horizontal scroll bar. The attribute is "white-space" and its default value ("normal") is to have word wrapping on. If word wrapping is off, then someone set the white-space attribute to nowrap. The easiest thing would be to open the stylesheet file in the Internal Text Editor and do a search on the word nowrap.
Another way someone might force the horizontal scrollbar to appear is if they set a width of more than 100% on one of the tags, like the html or body tag, or h1 or p, etc. Likewise, someone may have inserted inline code or code on the masterpage to have the horizontal bar always appear, but that one is less likely.
Another way someone might force the horizontal scrollbar to appear is if they set a width of more than 100% on one of the tags, like the html or body tag, or h1 or p, etc. Likewise, someone may have inserted inline code or code on the masterpage to have the horizontal bar always appear, but that one is less likely.
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A few possibilities are described here - http://forums.madcapsoftware.com/viewto ... f=9&t=8811
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