CSS and links

> The problem is that the links don't break at the | if they are going to
> overrun so you get part of the link on line 1 with the remainder on line
> 2. Is there any way using a style sheet that you can get
>
> This is link 1 | This is link 2 |
> This is the last of the links
>
> instead of
>
> This is link 1 | This is link 2 | This is the
> last of the links

There's a handy tag, <nobr></nobr>, which keeps text wrapped inside it from breaking. Unfortunately it's a deprecated tag, but it works in all the current browsers I've tried it in. :-)

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"Patty" <payers@NOSPAMnc.rr.com> wrote in message
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> The problem is that the links don't break at the | if they are going to
> overrun so you get part of the link on line 1 with the remainder on line
> 2. Is there any way using a style sheet that you can get
>
> This is link 1 | This is link 2 |
> This is the last of the links
>
> instead of
>
> This is link 1 | This is link 2 | This is the
> last of the links

>There's a handy tag, <nobr></nobr>, which keeps text wrapped inside it from
breaking. Unfortunately it's a deprecated tag, but it works in all the
current browsers I've tried it in. :-)

Deprecated?
From what spec? Not in HTML 4.01 or 3.2



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