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While writing some documentation, I stumbled upon a quite ugly (sorry, this is really a matter of feelings here) display in the case of using long inline code elements in a paragraph. The paragraph is justified, but the code element won't break, leading to big spaces.
Associated CSS rule:
Note that this happens only under Chrome, since for Firefox the hyphenation prevents this, see #71
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I'm fine with disabling justification. Though it's pretty widespread in use, some people claim it's unnatural in fact to use that, since it distorts the way how human eye normally operates.
Most of the media sites, including BBC or Guardian, use left-alignment in their articles.
While writing some documentation, I stumbled upon a quite ugly (sorry, this is really a matter of feelings here) display in the case of using long inline
code
elements in a paragraph. The paragraph is justified, but thecode
element won't break, leading to big spaces.Associated CSS rule:
Note that this happens only under Chrome, since for Firefox the hyphenation prevents this, see #71
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: