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See this page (by using timeless as a preview skin):
The sitename should instead look like this:
without breaking on a whitespace. This should be easy to achieve by setting the css property white-space to nowrap, however, I'm not sure what the implication so this would be :)
I think this is a browser issue or something else interfering. I cannot reproduce with Chrome.
Even if I shrink my window to the absolute minimum size
Sorry, I should've said that: I made the images, as I intended to fix this issue on the local wiki by adding the css property in the timeless.css. That's why you can't actually reproduce this issue on the linked wiki anymore, however it still persists and should (from what I see) not be browser-specific.
Yeah, there's not going to be a fix-all here. Plenty of sites just have longer names that absolutely need to wrap (see meta as a somewhat silly example), whereas others won't want it, or will want different handling entirely. Basically, it's kind of on the site to make sure things come out optimally, either by:
I, er, hope this helps?