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Chris asked on 18 Jun 2013, 06:01 PM
Can someone help with a correct answer to This Thread...  The answer stated does not work..  The issue is that if someone continuously types in the editor the width will expand with the text and there is no setting to prevent this...  Any help would be appreciated. 

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Ivaylo
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answered on 20 Jun 2013, 07:32 AM
Hello Chris,

Thank you for contacting us.

I have already responded to you in the other forum thread in which you have raised the issue. I would suggest continuing the topic in only one of the two, whichever you see fit.

For convenience I will also paste my response here:

The word-wrap CSS property does not support a value of none in any CSS version and the only supported values are break-word and normal, as you can verify yourself in the following links: CSS3 word-wrap Property and CSS WORD-WRAP.

The property that my colleague has suggested using is word-wrap: break-word.

I have tested the solution provided in the other forum thread and can confirm that it achieves the desired behavior in all major browsers (IE, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Safari).

Could you, please, try replacing word-wrap: none with word-wrap: break-word and see if the experienced problem with the Editor remains?

If this is not the case - could you explain in more details what is the exact issue you are facing?

I hope that the provided information will be helpful. We will be expecting your feedback in case the problem persists.



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Ivaylo
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