+1 RT @bhenick: .@w3c needs to come up with a way to specify hyphenation on longer words, but not shorter ones. //cc @mollydotcom @meyerweb
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@aardrian @bhenick @w3c @mollydotcom @meyerweb Hyphenation without justify-aligning, i.e. hyphenate only words longer than a line.
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Replying to @rogerjohansson
@rogerjohansson @aardrian @bhenick @w3c @meyerweb Roger - what constitutes a line? Remember, #i18n and #css have to agree what that means.

Oct 19, 2013 路 5:47 PM UTC

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@rogerjohansson @aardrian @bhenick @w3c @meyerweb and beyond identifying meaning, provide methodology to handle hyphenation in any language.
Replying to @mholzschlag
@mollydotcom @aardrian @bhenick @w3c @meyerweb So essentially "overflow-wrap:hyphenate".
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@rogerjohansson @mollydotcom @bhenick @w3c @meyerweb +1 on that as well.
Replying to @mholzschlag
@mollydotcom @aardrian @bhenick @w3c @meyerweb Same as for word-wrap/overflow-wrap, except hyphenate as close to EOL as lang allows.
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