Closed yesilovebooks closed 2 months ago
Hi Alexandre,
Typemill does not accept html-tags. You can use the html-open and html-close tags but they probably won't work with inline tags. Maybe you can solve the problem with css-rules on links?
Hi Trendschau!
Thank you for your help 👊
When I open my blog in a small screen, like smartphone, the link is seen like in the picture bellow:
I always use the wbr to solve this, but unfortunately it seems that I can't use it with Typemil...
I did not try the CSS, you gave me a good Idea.
If I be sucessful I come back here and write again.
Bye the way, my blog about the books I've read is:
Bye, and thank you again!
Alexandre.
Hi again.
Today I finally discovered how to fix this:
1) First, we just need to add this piece of code inside the .css style file:
===
div {
&.wbr {
word-break: break-all;
} }
===
I used the customcss plugin for this.
2) Then, using the editor in the raw mode, add this:
[:htmlopen tag="div" class="wbr":]
[https://www.alongdomainhereasanexemple.afaketopleveldomain/alongdirectoryhere/alongfileheretoo.html](https://www.alongdomainhereasanexemple.afaketopleveldomain/alongdirectoryhere/alongfileheretoo.html)
[:htmlclose tag="div":]
3) Save it and see the result.
Glad you discovered it, Typemill 2 is out and there is a new html-plugin. It does not support the wbr-tag right now but I will add it to the list. Be aware that the new html-plugin requires a maker-license, so it is not free.
I will close this ticket for now.
Hello.
My name is Alexandre. I discovered Typemill one week ago and I still studying all the features and checking the docs... Unfortunately, untill now, I did not understand how I can use the html tag "wbr" to break the lines in a long link...
Thank you for any help.