tl;dr; (edited Apr 2022) Use <wbr> word-break-opportunity element before each /. See first link in further reading below. Details (original from 2014) While the css word-wrap: break-word; does work, its implementation is different across browsers. If you have control of the content and want exact breakpoints, you can insert a <wbr> word break (supported in … Read more
Nice answer @Christine. I wrote a similar function to remove trailing whitespace from a CharSequence this afternoon: /** Trims trailing whitespace. Removes any of these characters: * 0009, HORIZONTAL TABULATION * 000A, LINE FEED * 000B, VERTICAL TABULATION * 000C, FORM FEED * 000D, CARRIAGE RETURN * 001C, FILE SEPARATOR * 001D, GROUP SEPARATOR * … Read more
That’s indeed not valid since Facelets because it’s syntactically invalid in XML. You’d need to manually escape the XML special characters like <, > and so on. <h:outputText value=”<br/>” escape=”false” /> You can however just emit the <br/> in template text without the need for a <h:outputText>. <br/> To render it conditionally, wrap it in … Read more
In general, I break lines before operators, and indent the subsequent lines: Map<long parameterization> longMap = new HashMap<ditto>(); String longString = “some long text” + ” some more long text”; To me, the leading operator clearly conveys that “this line was continued from something else, it doesn’t stand on its own.” Other people, of course, … Read more
CSS Solution If you want to disable the effect of multiple <br> on the page, you can do it by CSS without using JavaScript: br + br { display: none; } Check the jsFiddle demo. However, this method is ideal when you are working with tags, something like this: <div>Text</div><br /><br /><br /> <div>Text</div><br /><br … Read more
Turns out the answer is just “use <br/>.” # Title <br/> byline produces <h1>Title <br/> byline</h1> ** facepalm **
In FileZilla 2.2.32, go Edit > Settings > File transfer settings > ASCII/Binary. Set it to always binary: that should do the trick. In FileZilla 3.5.0 the setting is in Edit > Settings > Transfers > File Types > Default transfer type > Binary.
The line block syntax also worked, and was a bit cleaner: | This is a line | This is another line | Another new line
Linebreaks in HTML are represented by <br /> element, not by the \n character. Even more, open the average HTML source code by rightclick, View Source in browser and you’ll “see” \n over all place. They are however not presented as such in the final HTML presentation. Only the <br /> will. So, yes, you … Read more