This normally renders fine, but if you are on a mobile device with limited screen width, the sentence will be broken at a whatever character hits the maximum width of the card. Depending on screen width, you may have the first line break in the middle of a word.
This isn't what we want. We want white space to collapse at the last word that can be fully displayed in a line. The only way I've found to do this is by replacing with literal spaces. In this case, the returned html snippet will be:
<p>This is a really really long sentence</p>
If the screen width maxes out at the second character in the word long then that entire word will be pushed to the next line.
The Anki html renderer does not properly collapse white space in the current implementation.
Showdownjs's makeHtml will convert the following string:
This is a really really long sentence
into an html snippet like:
This normally renders fine, but if you are on a mobile device with limited screen width, the sentence will be broken at a whatever character hits the maximum width of the card. Depending on screen width, you may have the first line break in the middle of a word.
This isn't what we want. We want white space to collapse at the last word that can be fully displayed in a line. The only way I've found to do this is by replacing
with literal spaces. In this case, the returned html snippet will be:If the screen width maxes out at the second character in the word
long
then that entire word will be pushed to the next line.