Preventing line break within a hyperlink

[sierk]

Does anybody know how to prevent a line break in the middle of a link?
On the homepage the text at top looks like this for me:

useful background information about Habbo Hotel
UK. We have our own .....

There is a linebreak between Hotel and Uk which are part of the same link. Of course this is different for everybody, depending on the size of your browser window and other things. I would like it so that there can never be line break at a space between 2 words that are part of the same hyperlink.

[Anderman]

I dont think ther is away unless you edit the layout tables :/

[Mentor]

the link is broken so it fits inside the tables, you could set the tables so they do resize, but this would cause problems for people useing smallers screen resoltions

[scottish]

read Wrong... Sorry DELETE PLEASE!

[splintercell!]

Ok after consulting a html guide I found a wierd code but one which is meant to work it works like:
jfdlk<nobr>HabboHotel</nobr>dgjlg and that will stop the auto matic linebreak

[-JT-]

just make the text smaller OR you could increase the size of the tables ever o so slightly

[sierk]

no i want it to look good for all different sizes. i can try that nobreak command.

just make the text smaller OR you could increase the size of the tables ever o so slightly

[-JT-]

the other thing i can suggest is shortening the sentence!

[sierk]

thanks that worked.

Ok after consulting a html guide I found a wierd code but one which is meant to work it works like:
jfdlk<nobr>HabboHotel</nobr>dgjlg and that will stop the auto matic linebreak

[BlueTails]

Does anybody know how to prevent a line break in the middle of a link?
On the homepage the text at top looks like this for me:

useful background information about Habbo Hotel
UK. We have our own .....

There is a linebreak between Hotel and Uk which are part of the same link. Of course this is different for everybody, depending on the size of your browser window and other things. I would like it so that there can never be line break at a space between 2 words that are part of the same hyperlink.

a super site owner dont know that.... music to my ears