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VISHAL DEEPAK
VISHAL DEEPAK
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The word "self-destructing" clashes with the right side image only in firefox

In the two columns that we layed out in jumbotron, the phrase self-destructing in firefox clashes with the image on the right. We dont have the issue in chrome.In chrome the word "destructing" automatically shifts down but it does not happen in firefox.To fix it we need to put a space between the word like "self- destructing". Anybody knows any better way?

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Sometimes we find this kind of problem in some browsers. There are varios ways you could do, but don't easte much time by now. To have a better looking just tap "self - destructing", with a space before and after the "-". I'm brazilian, and with portuguese we have lots of these problems. It's just a fast way to solve. Soon you'll discover a better way to do it.

If you put the HTML 'wbr' tag between the '-' and the word 'destructing', it will put in a break, only if necessary, and move the word 'destructing' on to the next line.