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Chris Thomson replied on June 27, 2008 03:35 to the problem "A CSS Tweak perhaps? Wrap looooong strings." in Twitter:

Yeah, it's quite annoying.

A fellow over in another thread mentioned that it would be a good idea to wordwrap long strings of, say, 30 characters or more? Meaning that words wouldn't get cut off in the middle, but longer strings would.

Twitter has added this functionality in briefly before, and it cut words off half-way through. They disabled word wrapping a few minutes later.

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Brasscat replied on June 27, 2008 00:38 to the problem "A CSS Tweak perhaps? Wrap looooong strings." in Twitter:

I agree - long strings without a separator really fark thangs up.

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Noisevault replied on June 26, 2008 22:49 to the problem "A CSS Tweak perhaps? Wrap looooong strings." in Twitter:

For a little while you can see what I am talking about here:
http://twitter.com/Brasscat

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Noisevault reported a problem in Twitter on June 26, 2008 22:41:

A CSS Tweak perhaps? Wrap looooong strings.
Long strings without spaces do not wrap around and cause Twitter's CSS to shove the margins over making some links impossible to click. An unusual problem, but a fixable one I imagine.