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However, when using flex elements, you might need to fiddle around to get your text truncated. You can try setting ‘min-width’ for your element to ‘0,’ which should do the trick. Try it out in JSFiddle TL;DR: Ensure the display is set to ‘block’ or ‘inline-block’ for your...
The ultimate goal is to prevent “losing” data, somethingthat can certainly happen in CSS. Text that inadvertently overflows a container is lost in the sense that it’s simply not there. And if that text is simply not there, users will miss it, even if it is the best and most well-...
The only way, in my mind, to go at this is use the thing most of the time. But, one thing is irritating during all that usage. It opens the door to, maybe, accessing ellipsis things several times thr... . Switching pages & not staying immersed where you were is crazy & ...
Note the fixed width in use here. The gist is that the element needs some kind of determinate width, which you have to be particularly careful about with flexbox: Looking fortruncating to a particular number of lines? You might also digthis neat fading truncation effect. ...
This property specifies rendering when inline content overflows its line box edge in the inline progression direction of its block container element ("the block") that has overflow other than visible.It turns out text-overflow isn't meant to work on flex items, rather it is meant to work ...
The only way, in my mind, to go at this is use the thing most of the time. But, one thing is irritating during all that usage. It opens the door to, maybe, accessing ellipsis things several times thr... Leaving/switching the page being viewed is sure not the better choice! As was...
There are times when a really long string of text can overflow the container of a layout. For example: URL’s don’t typically have spaces in them, so they are often culprits. Here’s a big snippet with all the CSS players involved: ...