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In order to get "proper" formatting for long lines in the HTML, that is, wrapping like:
This is a very long line that goes on past the container width
and wraps around.
I think we would need to wrap lines in an element, such as a <span class="line">, which could then have the appropriate CSS applied to it. This is probably doable either as a post-processing step in the XSLT or using JavaScript running on the page (the latter might mean a visible reformatting of the text just after loading, so it might be better to do it in the XSLT).
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In order to get "proper" formatting for long lines in the HTML, that is, wrapping like:
I think we would need to wrap lines in an element, such as a
<span class="line">
, which could then have the appropriate CSS applied to it. This is probably doable either as a post-processing step in the XSLT or using JavaScript running on the page (the latter might mean a visible reformatting of the text just after loading, so it might be better to do it in the XSLT).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: