Verse Block: Prevent text overflow off-screen when the previous block has float #45221
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t-hamano
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This is a trick to prevent the text from being cut off. Without this property, characters will be cut off when the width of the verse text is less than one character.
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This is a decent improvement.
Shame it sat here for so long!
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Fix #44924
What?
This PR fixes a problem with verse text being pushed off the screen at mobile sizes when a block with a float applied is placed before the verse block.
Why?
My understanding is that wrapping is intentionally prohibited, as was done in #9584.
This makes sense, but I believe that wrapping should be allowed if the text overflows the container.
How?
I have added
word-break:bread-word;to allow for wrapping if the screen width is such that the text overflows.Screenshots or screencast
On trunk
Confirm that the verse text is pushed out of view when the screen width is small.
Screencast: Verse with left-aligned image on trunk
trunk_left.mp4
Screencast: Verse with right-aligned image on trunk
trunk_right.mp4
On this branch
Confirm that the text wraps just before the verse text becomes invisible.
Screencast: Verse with left-aligned image on this branch
branch_left.mp4
Screencast: Verse with right-aligned image on this branch
branch_right.mp4