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Main: fix word-break issue for long words in small screens #2450

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Pre-approved upon successful review and addition of working example.

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Reviewed and manually tested a very long word that was overflowing outside the main container. It does work as expected.

Propose this commit message for merging this: Patch - Core - Fix word-break issue in the main section for long words on small screens

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You can add an example in the "templates/content-page/conten-en.html by adding a very long word in one of the paragraph inside.

@duboisp duboisp assigned Garneauma and unassigned duboisp Jan 14, 2025
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@duboisp Working example added.

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Look good,

@duboisp duboisp merged commit 7d6fd80 into wet-boew:master Jan 15, 2025
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@duboisp duboisp added this to the v16.1.0 milestone Jan 15, 2025
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