Feature #2516
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Allow word-wrapping in pre tags in Textile
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Description
I often copy and paste text that should be enclosed in pre tags for issues and wiki pages. Unfortunately, if the text is too long, a scroll bar appears on the pre region because of the overflow-x: auto; property. It would be nice to have the option of using pre with a special class to use the white-space: pre-wrap; property so that this can be avoided. I've attached a patch that would allow this when using HTML like pre class="wrap" in Textile. That is, if the author decides that word-wrapping is desirable when writing in Textile, they can choose it at their option.
Affected version: Redmine 0.8
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Updated by Steve Diver over 15 years ago
A very useful feature.
We quite often quote salient information from other forums and live chat, When included between
tags the text often needs reformatting to make the lines readable, and a word wrap feature is all that is needed. To be able to specify the maximum width would be nice too.
Updated by Paul Rivier over 15 years ago
Hello,
As far as I know, "pre" stands for "preserve", or "preformated", that means that enclosed text should be printed verbatim, without any type of processing. This is usefull for column data, or ascii arts :)
Maybe an other environment like "cite" or ""quote" makes more sens.
Updated by Steve Diver over 15 years ago
Paul Rivier wrote:
Hello,
As far as I know, "pre" stands for "preserve", or "preformated", that means that enclosed text should be printed verbatim, without any type of processing. This is usefull for column data, or ascii arts :)
Maybe an other environment like "cite" or ""quote" makes more sens.
I think you are correct.
Looking at the Text formatting help there does not appear to be tags that allow "quote" or "cite" However, ">"
Hello,
does appear to do it as in the quote of your last message. Maybe some expansion in the help, or a button in the editor would help the average user.
Updated by Javier Barroso about 10 years ago
This would be very useful (a try to recover this thread), when you want to paste a large output into redmine wiki