Sot hyphen in special heading

No ! – a linebreak is something different.
A Softhyphen is a conditional hyphen. It breaks a word if the surrounding place is not big enough – and sets on that case a hyphen.

You can use &shy and directly after it a semicolon ­ will then have that effect.

But big disadvantage you will not see the place on the backend if and where you have set it. And i guess on editing that f.e. heading again it will be lost.

so use Günters little helpful plugin with some extra characters : Advanced Special Characters

you can open that php and edit it to your needs ( because i do not want to use three # before and after those signs – i changed it only to one )
and added some special characters – so my translation list looks like this:

even in code tag it will change the signs – so only an image of it:

or on pastebin the complete php to put in your plugins directory: Link

so usage is easy – when using #shy# the soft-hyphen is set and can be seen on backend and is permanent set even on editing the alb again:


Resultspage: https://webers-testseite.de/special-characters/

PS: this is very helpfull because if you like to insert signs as greater than or less or equal than etc. The Editor will handle them as a beginning tag – and so sometimes breaks the layout. Try to insert to a table alb element a greater than sign !

Edit: seems to be changed on newest Enfold something that in text-blocks the greater than and similar are no longer miss interpreted now after all