We have implemented the following code: { overflow-wrap: break-word; word-wrap: break-word; -webkit-hyphens: auto; -ms-hyphens: auto; -moz-hyphens: auto; hyphens: auto; } and the transfers worked, but only in the PC version and in the mobile emulation mode from the PC. Like this https://c2n.me/4hKqBsa.png There are long comments and the field is filled inefficiently. We made auto-transfers in the posts https://c2n.me/4hKqGe1.png, but there is a script.

Question. Please tell me the solution for auto-transfer of comments (and in fact any text) to css for mobile

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We’re facing a problem with hyphenation on mobile devices with the Masonry Blog grid – any tips to solve this? The problem is seen on the first article under “Ajankohtaista” with the word topic “Asianajaja apuna seksuaalirikosasiassa“.

In the block editor, if I upload files directly into a gallery block, they are all hyphenated (e.g. file this is my dog.jpeg becomes titled this-is-my-dog). Is this a bug or by design (if the latter, why?)?

To add to the lack of usability, I then have to retype all the captions in the gallery, which completely negates the ease of creating the thing in the first place.

I have a button with 2 words inside. I want no hyphenation in the buttons.
How can I adjust it? Do I need code?

Thanks,
NR

We’ve enabled the hyphenation feature. It’s great.

But we feel it’s not always necessary, if the text it’s applied to is displayed “large enough”, for instance in the main column of a blog, displayed on a desktop screen.

Is it possible to specify where and when to enable this feature? Perhaps with some CSS instructions applied to pages and posts contents, depending on the @media rules?

Thank you very much.

A social notion of
ideas and
American pragmati
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…where obviously the word ‘pragmatism’ would fit on one line (and otherwise, ought to be hyphenated).

Is there some way to fix this?