html - How can I hide part of post title when the webpage shrinks? -

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i have list of posts.

i want print words of post content post title

just gmail ( old design )

$topictitle='social networks'; $smalldescription='the ability bookmark or share content on popular social media platforms'; echo '<p class="title">'.$topictitle.'</p>'.' - <span class="desc">'.$smalldescription.'</span>'; //this prints //social networks - ability bookmark or share content on popular social media platforms

and works fine..

but...

if user has small monitor or had resized page small

the page not enough big title, have new like

like this

//social networks - ability bookmark or share content  //on popular social media platforms

will have new line!

so, want make profissional gmail

while shrinking page, title shrinking too, don't mean size of title, mean title itself, became this

//social networks - ability bookmark or share content

some of title has been deleted, don't know how this, java or html!

i want trick save butey of design

if did not understood me

please see picture

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i don't know exact way google did this, there many possible solutions. here's 1 comes mind:

first, limit height of titles same of line-height , specify overflow: hidden; them. optionally replace spaces don't want cut off @ &nbsp;. way when container resized, title wrapped line not displayed.

see this fiddle demonstration.


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