- From: Manuel Strehl <manuel.strehl@stud.uni-regensburg.de>
- Date: Mon, 07 Nov 2005 13:12:11 +0100
- To: <www-html@w3.org>
#1 about <br />: Alright, but <l> is just intended for mark up single lines. So if I want to break the line between two sentences I have to use </p><p>? #2 about ­, <wbr>: Old problem, not even solved by <wbr>: In German you have words like Daten-Set (en: data set). Actually it is allowed to syllabify the word to 'Daten-' and 'Set'. When you mark it up like Daten-­Set, what will you get, if the browser breaks the line? Daten--\nSet. Two hyphens will be displayed, not really what was intended. That's kind of a problem and not on the fringes: HTML document reads in German HTML-Dokument. You see, it's quite common. If you have such words in a rather small navigation bar, you soon run into real problems. Manuel
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