u/Antti5

My app has a data tables laid out using <table> elements, and as usual there is one table row inside <thead> followed by multiple rows inside <tbody>.

The header cells for some languages have text that is so long that word wrap is required. However, for layout purposes I'd like to limit the number of lines to 2. If the text is any longer, then I would instead like the <th> element to grow in width.

This spreadsheet example should demonstrate what I mean:

https://preview.redd.it/xjs1uvt143uh1.png?width=718&format=png&auto=webp&s=bf4a85666731c2e5363c0aa677f2ab76e3fa8587

Is there a CSS solution to this, or should I inject the possible linebreak in JavaScript?

A week ago I came back to Sensi after more than twenty years, and am now playing SWOS 2020 on PC.

I've developed the habit of always testing the trial players so that I can see their value. For the majority of them the value will be £5k, and they look and feel like garbage.

However, just now I got a mid-fielder who feels perfectly solid. However, because it is a generated player I cannot check the SWOS team database for his stats.

Being a technical person, I popped open the career mode save file and checked what's written in the file. The guy's stats are: 14, 1, 3, 12, 1, 2, 1. As I understand it, every trial player has two stats in the 8–15 range, so gameplay-wise his stats are equal to 6, 1, 3, 4, 1, 2, 1.

Question 1: Am I interpreting this correctly?

Question 2: Can I expect this player's resale price to rise to £400k+? Currently the player is valued at only £130k, which is very low considering his stats.

https://preview.redd.it/wm7zrkyeqejh1.png?width=1380&format=png&auto=webp&s=5c377aabf9acc6bb06e16db79b2445e0febf92be

This data is extracted from the current game version 15.7.

Aircraft carrier and submarine lines are not listed separately because all branches are within a couple thousand XP of each other.

Keep in mind that surface ship lines give 10,200 Research Points but aircraft carrier and submarine lines only 8,000 because they miss the odd tiers. In practice regrinding them has similar "efficiency" to the battleship lines.

Asutaan Helsingin kantakaupungissa ja olisi tarve tehdä kesäautoon pieni DIY-henkinen korjaus. Työkalut ja ehkä osaaminen löytyy, mutta auton pohjaan pitäisi päästä käsiksi.

Missä on lähin paikka, jonka saa tunniksi tai kahdeksi halvalla käyttöön?