[Solved] Is there CSS elements that block hyphens from working? [closed]

Question

There was a discussion on SO about this these days: The words “Navigation” and “Databases” in your h1 are not hyphenated because they start with a capital letter, which most browsers apparently interpret as not-to-be-hyphenated nouns.

You might want to spell them as “navigation” and “databases”, wrap <span> tags around those and apply text-transform: capitalizeto those, either in a dedicated class or in style attributes. Or you use soft hyphens () in those words.

Accepted Answer

There was a discussion on SO about this these days: The words “Navigation” and “Databases” in your h1 are not hyphenated because they start with a capital letter, which most browsers apparently interpret as not-to-be-hyphenated nouns.

You might want to spell them as “navigation” and “databases”, wrap <span> tags around those and apply text-transform: capitalizeto those, either in a dedicated class or in style attributes. Or you use soft hyphens () in those words.