Any simple solution to this dilemma? I've tried this possible solution, but it didn't seem to work inside iframes.

Help?

JSFiddle Link

EDIT: I've searched myself online, and they all say specify a percentage. But I don't initially have content in it, and I set designMode to 'On'. Just to mention to filter out useless answers.

Any simple solution to this dilemma? I've tried this possible solution, but it didn't seem to work inside iframes.

Help?

JSFiddle Link

EDIT: I've searched myself online, and they all say specify a percentage. But I don't initially have content in it, and I set designMode to 'On'. Just to mention to filter out useless answers.

• javascript
• css
• iframe
• word-wrap

2 Answers 2

Ha, solved! Used javascript:

myiframe.document.body.style.wordWrap = 'break-word';

that did it when put into window.onload.

Solved, finally!

In CSS you could do it by using word-wrap: break-word;