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Hi all,
I would like to have an automatic line wrapping at 72 characters in the postbit, for better readability. How can I achieve this? Thanks, Tobias |
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vboptions > thread display options > number of characters before wrapping text
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Thanks, I had seen this option before but it actually doesn't specify a regular line wrap, it rather breaks up long words:
If you want posts to automatically insert spaces into long words to make them wrap after a certain number of characters, set the number of characters in the box above. |
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Hmmm, you are right. You can set a width to the div tags (<div style="width:72px">). That would be in your postbit, or postbit_legacy depending, template.
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Thanks! That works in principle, it's 72 pixels though. Any way to set this in characters instead?
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You might be able to use em instead.
Do you really want to go and set the width for your users though? For instance, I have a 24" screen and I like my browser window to be wide and you are trying to set the width for me instead of allowing me to set the width. |
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24" screen? I only got a 22" widescreen.
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Well, the width of our forum is fixed anyway. Plus, really long lines become awkward to read for many people, science says that a line break after around 8cm results in the most comfortable reading experience.
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If your forum width is fixed, the it should be fixing the width of your thread also, no?
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