You could implement some PHP like wordwrap() so it adds a '\n' after a specified amount of characters and then do nl2br() so the '\n's are converted to '<br />'![]()

You could implement some PHP like wordwrap() so it adds a '\n' after a specified amount of characters and then do nl2br() so the '\n's are converted to '<br />'![]()
Oooh. Il try that
Need to figure out amount of chars first though..
And i nl2br on output![]()
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first click the table width and then select no wrap,
at the right of properties window, click the arrow pointing down if you dont see it
thats hjow i do it anyway
simon, is it only 2 parameters i need?
eg.
PHP Code:$message = wordwrap($message,"30");
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Ohhh see it now
And its alredy unchecked :S
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have you clicked the correct table width and it migth just be something else then, try wordwrap
Wordwrap was a quick workaround I thought I'd let you know about
I never really use it. It's best to try and make it work using just xhtml.
yeh, il use it as my last resort
But it is just the two parameters i need isnt it?
And yes im sure i clicked right table :S
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Cant edit --
Ive managed to do it using a table so no need for word wrapThanks anyways.
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