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Zero Width Space

A vere useful where text needs to be wrapped and regular spaces cannot be used. The unicode for it is 0x200B, in linux it can be inserted by typing Ctrl+Shift+U with unicode characher code following right after that

This​is​a​test​paragraph​where​unicode​character​that​is​invisible​space​otherwise​called​zero​width​space​is​used.​It​wraps​around​the​edges​of​the​screen​and​/​or​parent​element​and​is​very​useful​in​other​places​.​Text​just​nicely​wraps​around​such​place​even​if​it​looks​weird​otherwise​.​I​used​it​in​my​blog​settings​so​my​social​links​would​wrap​around​nicely​where​needed.​Unicode​is​a​​very​useful​indeed.

Having a nbsp (0x00A0) in tags also returns weird results in when browsing and/or reading posts. It also can't be copy-pasted. It must be typed manually by using keyboard shortcut and hex code right after that.

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(solved) Long preformatted text not wrapped, it stretches past screen boundary

Long text like in example shown below is not wrapped nor there is a scrollbar anywhere, so the user might not be able to view/select/do anything else related to this text.

This is a long text example that is too long too be fitted to screen and the element containing it contains no scrollbar. It should either contain scrollbar or the page should be scrollable when possible. W/o such feature many long oneline preformatted text would appear incorrect.

Edit: this group where the post was made has a workaround for it, a similar workaround needs to be implemented globally and similar to what is implemented here.

(solved) Chat not working

‮the‭quick‮brown‭fox‮jumps‭over‮the‭lazy‮dog

‮unicode‭text‮direction‭marks‮are‭interesting

Workaround for oversized group popup menu when following of too many groups

Adding this to CSS code for group/user/etc styles would just do that.

@media screen and (min-width:1024px) {
	.navbar-dropdown {
		overflow: auto; 
		max-height: calc(100vh - 3.25rem)
	}
}

Edit: updated code to be compatible with the menu shown for smaller screens, should no longer affect items shown in this menu.

(solved) Change password?

There's no such option anywhere.

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