Medium-editor: CSS word-break: break-all is intended but why oh why!?

[thatdoorsajar]

It appears from medium-editor.scss that word-break: break-all is intended behavior. From the W3 spec on word-break, "break-all" means "Lines may break between any two letters". Why would this be the intended behaviour of any text editor? I thought it was initially a bug with my code, checked about, then checked medium-editor demo on both Chrome and Firefox to find it was the intended behaviour of [data-medium-editor-element]

This seems far to obvious to be an oversight, so what the devil am I missing!?

[linkesch]

This was added only recently here: #1043

You're absolutely right, this is a wrong behavior and it should be replaced with word-wrap: break-word;

[thatdoorsajar]

@orthes great, I should have mentioned I would submit PR if necessary but fix is small and you seem to have sorted already. Only just started using medium-editor today, loving the community, documentation and maintenance around this package, will be using often from now on! Cheers

[MasterGroosha]

Well, it's still not working for me. For example "hello" word will be split as "hel" and "lo"

[j0k3r]

@Kondra007 Please provide a JSBin / jsfiddle containing a set of reproducible steps.

[MasterGroosha]

@j0k3r Sorry, I can't do this. Don't know how to put the whole "project", even small one to those websites. I can link you to "live" example with this issue.
Url: http://kondra007.github.io/telegram-web-poster/
Source code: https://github.com/Kondra007/telegram-web-poster
Using medium-editor js file from dist folder from 5.21.0 release.

Here how it looks like right now.

[linkesch]

@Kondra007 It looks like you updated JS to the latest version, but not CSS. JS in your repo was updated 7 hours ago, but CSS 4 months ago.

[MasterGroosha]

@orthes My fault, thanks!