Browsers handle line breaks between words and syllables automatically, provided there's a grammar package for the language you have defined in your HTML tag. Might be useful for content managers in languages where automatic hyphenation or word breaking doesn't work. An alternative would be to use a soft hyphen character (compart.com/en/unicode/U+00AD) which also suggests a word break possibility for the browser.
Browsers handle line breaks between words and syllables automatically, provided there's a grammar package for the language you have defined in your HTML tag. Might be useful for content managers in languages where automatic hyphenation or word breaking doesn't work. An alternative would be to use a soft hyphen character (compart.com/en/unicode/U+00AD) which also suggests a word break possibility for the browser.
Hey @priitpu !
Thanks for commenting :-)
I never knew about soft-hyphen thing, thanks for letting me know.