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Making A Very Long Word Fit In Responsive Element?

I'm using Twitter Bootstrap.

VeryLongWordHere

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Solution 1:

I use this CSS in my solution to a similar problem:

word-wrap:break-word

This will force words to break if necessary to force them to fit.

Solution 2:

For your first option, there are a number of jQuery plugins that dynamically resize text to fit the width of the parent element. Here are a few:

You could use any of these plugins to resize the text when the screen size is smaller than a certain breakpoint. Something like this:

if (jQuery(window).width()) < 600) {
   jQuery('h1').slabText();
}

Solution 3:

If the requirement is to resize the very long word on small screen sizes (Responsive Screen), min-width could be any minimum width, now if user shrink the screen size then word will break and fit into the screen size.

.wallet__address {
    min-width: 50px;
    word-break:break-word;
  }
<html><divclassName="wallet__address"><p>
        0x1453Dbb0x1453Dbb0x1453Dbb0x1453Dbb0x1453Dbb
      </p></div></html>

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