Quick question on <table>'s

[Redline]

Ugh, this is a really simple question but I really need the answer. On my website, I made a server status table that shows what map is playing on my CS server, as well as listing the players. Unfortunately players with long names w/o spaces in them don't get wrapped to the next line, they just extend the table beyond the container border. This only happens in Firefox/Mozilla though. In Explorer it wraps the lines no matter what.

Anyone know of a specific table element I can use to make sure Mozilla based browsers wrap the text to the next line?

[sde]

just use php ..

PHP Code:

if( strlen($playername) > 10 ){
  // shorten player name
  $playername = substr($playername,0,10);
} 


alternatively, you could insert a <br> tag with php after the 10th character too.

[Redline]

I went ahead an limited the names to 18 charactors. Is there a function I can use to insert a string into another string at any given charactor?

[sde]

PHP Code:

$name = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
if(strlen($name)>18){
  $name = substr($name,0,18)."<br>".substr($name,18);
}
echo $name;