humm, your right.
A single word will not wrap.
Let me test a few things, will be right back with you
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I am having trouble with the layout of a table.
one of the column's i what to fix the width however no matter what i set it to it doesnt seem to work and the column just grows in size. I think it is due to the text that i am posting into it is an email address, and therefore does not have any spaces so doesnt allow it to wrap.
can anyone suggest anything.
the relevent code is
<td align="left" width="50px" style="overflow: hidden"><%=Server.HTMLEnco
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I know what you are saying. i had thought of that but the @ isnt appropriate all the time.
and example of an entry that is current in the table is
"SRS0=Wcl7C0=GY=domain.com
I was thinking very similar to you, however i was thinking of triming the email down to the first x characters, but i like your idea better as the email address will be hyperlinked to allow the user to click on it and populate a variable.
that said, could i have it insert a {space} every x characters, then when i read the address back out i could remove all the spaces.
but i have no idea how to insert a {space} every x characters
something like,
Ugly but it works.
below is the code i ended up with. it works reasonbly except because some characters are fatter than others eg H vs i They take a differing ammount of pixels and you will allways end up with the odd space where there didnt need to be one.
Let me know if you see any problems otherwise i will award tomorrow.
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by: carrzkissPosted on 2009-11-03 at 21:00:07ID: 25736527
You are needing this to be within your CSS.
The WIDTH Tag is no longer supported so that could be the reason why
It is not working for you here.
Put your Width tag within the CSS and your should be good to go.
Example Below:
Have a good one.
Carrzkiss
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