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I've never seen this before, but on the site it is wrapping lines mid-word. Here is how the first paragraph looks for me: Before I jump into today's lectu
by binarymax 12y ago
I've never seen this before, but on the site it is wrapping lines mid-word. Here is how the first paragraph looks for me:
Before I jump into today's lecture, I wanted to answer a few questio
ns people had emailed me about the last lecture that we didn't hav
e time for. So, if you have a question about what we covered last ti
me, I am welcome to answer it now, starting with you.
- jarek 12y agoCaused by the CSS rule word-break: break-all "Word breaks may be inserted between any character"
- nightpool 12y agoYep this is a problem with the CSS from embed.ly. I've already notified the engineers at Genius and I'm hoping they can get it fixed soon. EDIT: also, because of some weird mixture of CSS rules, this is only a Firefox thing, so you might want to try chrome. Sorry about that! EDIT2: Okay this should be fixed now! Thanks guys.