This is a known issue with Sunspot -- depending on the length of the title, it may break in odd places. Here is a staff response from a similar thread.

The short version: The recommended fix is to find a theme that better fits the site title, or use Custom CSS to adjust the font size such that it fits at most screen sizes.

Theme is Sunspot. Blog is http://heizerguitars.wordpress.com Second blog is http://dfoislanders.wordpress.com/ Heizer uses Windows 7 and IE9 with screen resolution of 1280x1024. Morrison uses Windows 7, IE9 and Chrome with screen resolutions of 1440x900 and 1366x768.

Steve is building Heizer Guitars using Sunspot. In his view of the blog, the last letter S in the title was dropping to another line. That was not occurring in my view of his blog, using 2 different monitors and 2 different browsers IE7 and Chrome.

I switched my blog Islanders to Sunspot theme, and then the last S on the title S in my title also dropped to another line. But my view of Steve's blog title was still correct, with no letter drop.

Switching my browsers and screen resolutions had no effect - my Islanders was dropping a letter but my view of Steve's Guitars was fine, while his view of Guitars showed a letter drop.

The inelegant fix in IE9 is to go to the browser toolbar (use F11 if you can't see it), click on View, slide down to Text size and reduce it to the next smaller size. The inelegant fix in Chrome is to go click on the funny 3 horizontal line icon in the upper right hand corner, click on Settings, go to the bottom and click on Show advanced settings, slide down to Web content and then change the Font size to the next smaller.

This of course reduces readability. This can be overcome by using the hot key combination Ctrl + This works in both IE9 and Chrome. Note that if you use Ctrl + too many times, the text splitting, letter dropping reappears.

This problem and fix may also apply to other themes. Searches of the Forum using word wrap, text wrap and word splitting uncovered past references to similar problems in Blogum and Oxygen themes. I also see an inquiry about footer text wrapping in the Magazine theme. We are suspicious that this problem also caused Steve difficulty when his Under Construction post title was all caps.

I would like to hear back if other persons have this problem, attempt this fix and if it works or doesn't work for them. Also, I am unsure how this issue would play out on a mobile platform smaller than a laptop.

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I am having an issue with the text wrapping around images on blog.jeffreymann.co. When inserting images into the article either only one line of text will display next to the left-aligned image with the rest of the text below the image or all of the text goes below the image.

Is there something I can change in the css to fix this issue, or is it being caused by something else?

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If you want to change the size of your text, you should not use headings!
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_headings.asp

Headings Are Important

Use HTML headings for headings only. Don't use headings to make text BIG or bold.

Search engines use your headings to index the structure and content of your web pages.

Since users may skim your pages by its headings, it is important to use headings to show the document structure.

H1 headings should be used as main headings, followed by H2 headings, then the less important H3 headings, and so on.

Take a look at this instead:
http://wpbtips.wordpress.com/2009/07/11/formatting-text-pt-5/
or:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/editors/font-size-color/

All the previous posts created in Titan were transferred with text wrapped.

Any further ideas?

All the previous posts created in Titan were transferred with text wrapped.

Any further ideas?

These forums are for those hosted here on the wordpress.COM free hosting service and things here work differently.

If you are not familiar with the differences, see this support document.

For instanace, if i have the following in the page content:

[contact_form id="1"]

And for example the plugin snipets are below:

<br /> add_action('wp_print_styles',array($this,'Styles'));<br /> add_action('wp_print_scripts',array($this,'Scripts'));<br /> add_shortcode('jformer', array($this,'jFormerHandler'));</p> <p>function jFormerHandler($atts)<br /> {<br /> /*extract( shortcode_atts( array( 'id' => '0',), $atts ) );<br /> return "jFormer form ID: $id";<br /> }<br />

The HTML output will be wrapped in P tags as below.

This is causing a major problem for elements that i am outputting that are not supports to be wrapped inside inline elements.

<br /> <div class="entry"><br /> <p>jFormer form ID: </p><br /> </div><br />

Could you please advise how i can arrest the output of these tags for my plugin?

Thanks,

Chris