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If you have a nowrap element which is too tall for the column then the excess gets trimmed off and discarded. E.g. here - the text in yellow spills off the bottom and is never flowed into the next column.
Would a better approach be to see if the element is taller than the column and, if so, remove the nowrap restriction instead of being forced to lose content? Lesser of two evils?
However, this test makes it seem like this is explicitly intended behaviour so maybe I'm missing something.
Happy to see about addressing this if you agree with the suggestion above!
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If you have a
nowrap
element which is too tall for the column then the excess gets trimmed off and discarded. E.g. here - the text in yellow spills off the bottom and is never flowed into the next column.Would a better approach be to see if the element is taller than the column and, if so, remove the
nowrap
restriction instead of being forced to lose content? Lesser of two evils?However, this test makes it seem like this is explicitly intended behaviour so maybe I'm missing something.
Happy to see about addressing this if you agree with the suggestion above!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: