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So then the source of the problem is that you are using a browser that doesn't support soft hyphen (which, amazingly, FireFox still doesn't support) and the work-around is to disable "auto" code wrapping (or switch browsers).

If you didn't "get" that from the linked note, then suggestions on how to make it clearer would be appreciated (I already see plenty of room for improving clarity there, but was hoping one of tbe wordsmiths would greatly improve it when making a sitefaqlet out of it).

- tye

In reply to Re^3: Pages often too wide (link) by tye
in thread Pages often too wide by spiritway

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