Word-wrap in code-block please

[emilywithrow]

URLs be long

[JoeGermuska]

how would you wrap URLs without introducing whitespace inaccuracies for copy-paste? Do there need to be editorial rules as well as technical ones?

[JoeGermuska]

See also #25 for editorial style rules around using code-block

[JoeGermuska]

@emilywithrow please let us know what you think needs doing here

[emilywithrow]

Sorry I thought your first question was a rhetorical one. I have no idea
how it would work, just like I don't know how it works in Sublime. If we
can't do it we can't do it, but I couldn't figure out a URL that's so short
that we wouldn't need word-wrap, that didn't redirect, which makes it
pointless as an example. ...Worth a conversation so I can figure out what
you're talking about?

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[hbillings]

If it's a clickable link, maybe truncate the middle of the url? I.e., www.knight…/index. Keep in mind I have no idea what I'm talking about.

[hbillings]

Alternately, maybe break on slashes?

[JoeGermuska]

transcribing an office convo suggestion from @zachwise: maybe we should implement horizontal scrolling. With a gradient, we might have the effect of an ellipsis so that it doesn't appear "broken"