We have used the white-space:nowrap; attribute for a couple years in epub and mobi formats. Basically we are wrapping a single word that we don;'t want the reader to wrap becasue they break it incorrectly.
An example
html:
<p><span class="nowrap">This</span> is a stupid eaxample of why we would use the white-space:nowrap; attribute in the text within a paragraph tag. </p>
css:
span.nowrap {
white-space:nowrap;
}
In all the epub readers but the Nook, and in the Nook prior to the latest software update in Oct/Nov time frame this displays fine. Now in the current Nook the entire <p> acts like it has the nowrap attribute and most of the text falls of the right side. The <p> turns into a one line element!
The oddity is that this only happens if the tag with the nowrap attribute accurs first in the parent <p> or <div>
this will not have the bug, notice the character 'T' before the <span> tag.
<p>T<span class="nowrap">his</span> is a stupid eaxample of why we would use the white-space:nowrap; attribute in the text within a paragraph tag. </p>
Scott
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