Line break issue with the link
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Alexandre
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Alexandre -
Alexandre -
Hello,
After doing extensive research, I can't find a solution to this problem.
I would like my hyperlink to appear right after my text.
In the first example "the five forces of Porter", the hyperlink follows the text and does not break. I'm looking to do this with the second example "What is a value stream mapping (VSM)?" but the link automatically jumps to the next line.
Example:
- "The five forces of Porter", https://www.e-marketing.fr/Thematique/academie-1078/fiche-outils-10154/Les-cinq-forces-Porter-306754.htm
- "What is a value stream mapping (VSM)?",
https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/en/what-is-value-stream-mapping (Accessed in March 2020)
Does anyone have the solution???
I thank you
Configuration: Windows / Chrome 80.0.3987.163
After doing extensive research, I can't find a solution to this problem.
I would like my hyperlink to appear right after my text.
In the first example "the five forces of Porter", the hyperlink follows the text and does not break. I'm looking to do this with the second example "What is a value stream mapping (VSM)?" but the link automatically jumps to the next line.
Example:
- "The five forces of Porter", https://www.e-marketing.fr/Thematique/academie-1078/fiche-outils-10154/Les-cinq-forces-Porter-306754.htm
- "What is a value stream mapping (VSM)?",
https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/en/what-is-value-stream-mapping (Accessed in March 2020)
Does anyone have the solution???
I thank you
Configuration: Windows / Chrome 80.0.3987.163
2 answers
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Hello,
It's normal that it doesn't break: Word only goes to the next line automatically when it encounters a space or a hyphen.
In your first example, it can break in many places. It just won't break "marketing.fr/Thematique/academie" => there are no places to break; it's considered as a single word.
In your second example, it can't break "https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/fr/quest"
this group of words is considered by Word as a single word, so no break. And since it doesn't have enough space to leave all of that on the same line, it sends it to the next line.
Aside from the fact that you can manually break it (with Shift+Return), which is not ideal if there are modifications in the text (especially the preceding one), I have an excellent long-term method that I explain here:
https://faqword.com/index.php/word/mise-en-forme/1043-comment-couper-automatiquement-un-groupe-de-mots-ne-contenant-aucune-espace
m@rina
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Good evening Marina,
Thank you very much for your response, both solutions work very well.
For those who will have the same problem, I highly recommend the second method (in the link), really very simple and effective.
Best regards
