Is there a way to separate the URL name in a hyperlink so it continues onto the next line? In the application I am using I need to use a long URL and the space is limited so it wraps around to the next line. However, a space is automatically added to it and the link is then broken. Is there a continuation character to tell the application to keep link together or a way to use a shorter variable name that contains the longer actual URL? Thanks.
A:
No, HTML treats any and all whitespace characters (including multiple series of them) as a single space. You cannot disable this.
David Pfeffer
2010-02-17 19:17:14
A:
Is it absolutely necessary to put the URL as the hyperlink text?
In fact, showing a shorter meaningful description about the URL would be better for the hyperlink text.
meaning descr
I don't the actual requirement, but thought to leave this comment for you.
cdpnet
2010-02-17 19:21:49
It is actually the href resource name that is too long, not the text name. The blahbalh......... is too long and it wraps around to the next line then breaks the link because a space is put in the link. The application only allows you to enter the html code in a small rectangular box.
Sue Hummer
2010-02-17 19:41:27
The blahblah in the comment is the url reference name.
Sue Hummer
2010-02-17 19:43:36