Word-wrapping in firefox

[SEOvB]

I've got a problem in firefox where a word refuses to wrap inside the div and its simply overflowing it.

I've got it fixed in IE with no problem, but for the life of me can not solve the problem for FF, heres the CSS i'm using to solve it..err attempt to solve it.

<div class="tags" style="text-wrap: normal;word-wrap: break-word;">
YADAYADANFGIWTNHIWERIFWEIFGWERNHTIGWERTI@$%U(@$RNIEFDSNK
</div>

The "YADAYADANFGIWTNHIWERIFWEIFGWERNHTIGWERTI@$%U(@$RN IEFDSNK" part extends outside my div, and i can't get it to break so its more like

YADAYADANFGIWTNHIWERIF
WEIFGWERNHTIGWERTI@$%
U(@$RNIEFDSNK

understand?

[Lynne]

A quick google on this brings up this article which says that Firefox does not word-wrap. I read some other links that came up that say that IE proprietary css item which is why it won't work for you.

[SEOvB]

Yep, seems to be "the greatest browser in the world" doesn't support word-wrapping :lol:

I found a javascript soloution, but couldn't get it to work properly either. Thanks Lynne

[Jase2]

Wouldn't this help you?

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2351

Regards Jason

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by Jase2

Wouldn't this help you?

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2351

Regards Jason

That would only help if he forces all his firefox users to add that addon, no?

[SEOvB]

Originally Posted by Jase2

Wouldn't this help you?

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2351

Regards Jason

Yea it'll help me, but it won't fix my layout for FireFox users who don't have it installed.

Instead i used overflow: hidden; css value to stop it from extending past the box until it gets some firefox support

[Jase2]

This is one of IE better things

Regards Jason