Solpartmenu and line breacks
Last Post 09/06/2008 4:43 AM by Lee Sykes. 3 Replies.
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09/04/2008 10:03 AM  
Hello,

I have to make linebreacks on Solpartmenu, okay I do it using
. Bur the secound line appears on the left of first line. This is the url: http://sichtart.at.118.webhostforasp.net/

Any idea please for fixing this problem?

Thanks

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09/05/2008 3:59 AM  
I have not added line breaks in before like that, most of the time I would setup a menu to just wrap the text so that it decides for itself where the text will be displayed, however, if you are using line breaks, could you simply add a space with

 & nbsp;

(I've added a space after the & so that it displays in the forum)
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09/05/2008 4:42 PM  

Hello Lee and thanks for the answer. Obviously the page name can't exceed to more than 50 charcters. It isn't possible for me to add   and besides that the menu text box doesn't accept the ";" character.

Please let me know how do you setup the menu to decide where to wrap the text? It could be a solution for me ...

Thans again

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09/06/2008 4:43 AM  
Hello,

If you have a look in the CSS Reference Book p108

Word-wrap

This is an Internet Explorer 5.5 or later property. This lets you choose whether words that
are too long for the specified width of an element are to overflow the edge or be word
wrapped onto the next line.

Inherited: Yes


This will ensure any overflowing words will be wrapped to the next line:

body { word-wrap: break-word; }


I experimented with this on your menu live using the web developers toolbar, but couldn't get it to work, you maybe able to get it to work by looking more closely into the code or changing things around, thanks,
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