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How to prohibit hyphenation?
Let's say
some text wi-fi if the block is narrow, how to prevent the transfer of fi to another line?
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Use instead of the usual hyphen the inextricable ‑ - with normal encoding (utf8), you can simply write it as a symbol in the text ‑ :
p { font-family: monospace; width: 15ch; border: 1px dotted red; float: left; margin: 8px; } <p>wi-fi wi-fi wi-fi wi-fi wi-fi wi-fi wi-fi wi-fi wi-fi wi-fi <p>wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi <p>wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi wi‑fi Qwertiy ♦ Qwertiy
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