Maybe experiment with adding "word-break: break-word;" to your css? I'm not sure if this is best practice, or if there are any side effects or browser incompatibilities though...
Wow... You work fast... Maybe a bit too fast, because I already see some issues with words that are broken half way through...
Look at "nice" in Mystik86's posting. Probably a side effect, like I mentioned. I was assuming this did not happen with break-word, only with break-all...
Posted by Administrator: Good karma and help without expecting to be paid, is worth much more than few MobPoints
Hear hear. In fact no good deed goes unpunished, so I'm just hoping this will be the exception...
Thanks for looking out for me though Mystik...
Upon closer inspection you are using "break-all"... Any reason for not using "break-word"?
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Posted by demodawggy: I h ave no clu e wha t yo u folk s ar e tal ki ng ab out... ... . !
this:
<td width="460" style="padding:5px; border-style: none solid none none; border-width: 1px; border-color: black; word-break: break-word;" id="Content311335" bgcolor="white"> I h ave no clu e wha t yo u folk s ar e tal ki ng ab out... ... . ! <img src='/gfx/smileys/confused.gif' alt='Confused'> </td>
------------ I'm curious as to why you do that in the ASP and not the CSS. But then, I wouldn't really know haha.
------------ I would have thought in the ASP when you're generating the HTML <TD> tags, you would just use an ID / class attribute and then load everything else into the CSS everything I've learn't is wrong!! haha
Posted by jessthehuman: I would have thought in the ASP when you're generating the HTML <TD> tags, you would just use an ID / class attribute and then load everything else into the CSS everything I've learn't is wrong!! haha
Nope, you're quite correct... Stop unlearning good things!!!
Posted by rbdflyboy:
Posted by Administrator: Good karma and help without expecting to be paid, is worth much more than few MobPoints
... and to a very good suggestion as well
See, the "karma-thumbs-up-points" are already rolling in...
Btw. for those who do not know what this topic was about, see the attached picture; this is how it would look without the change (notice the scrollbar, and how a single very long word stretches the entire thing)...
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Read the topic but had no idea what you were talking about till i saw jess's screenshot. I have posted in such threads and saw that outcome. I have even asked once why this is happening, but got no answers back then
It would be nice I think 
break-word is in use now!
