I have a table. One column of this table is a email address. The email is a string without spaces.
When there's no enough space I need to break this text into multiple lines in function of '@' and '.' charactes.
Given the following email strings:
john@email.com
richard.developer@email.com
This is what I expect:
john@email.com
richard
.developer
@email.com
This is what I not expect:
john@email.com
richard.
developer
@email.com
How could I achieve this using CSS and HTML?
Solved!
Two methods:
Method 1 (Not works in IE)
<td>
richard<wbr>.<wbr>developer<wbr>@<wbr>gmail<wbr>.<wbr>com
</td>
Thanks to n_ermosh in: Specifying a preferred line break point in HTML text in a responsive design
Method 2
CSS:
.break {
display: inline-block;
}
HTML:
<td>
<span class="break">richard</span>
<span class="break">.</span>
<span class="break">developer</span>
<span class="break">@</span>
<span class="break">developer</span>
<span class="break">.</span>
<span class="break">com</span>
</td>
Thanks to jomo in: Specifying a preferred line break point in HTML text in a responsive design