How can I automatically enable hyphenation for long words or links in Webflow to ensure they are fully displayed on mobile devices without the need for multiple text blocks or hard-coded hyphens?

Currently, Webflow does not have built-in support for automatically enabling hyphenation for long words or links. However, there are some workarounds you can use to achieve this effect.

One option is to use CSS to enable hyphenation. You can apply the `hyphens` property to the desired text elements in your site's custom code or within a custom CSS class. For example, to enable hyphenation for all paragraphs, you can add the following CSS code:

```css
p {
hyphens: auto;
}
```

This will enable automatic hyphenation for paragraphs, allowing long words or links to be split intelligently at the end of lines.

Another approach is to use JavaScript to dynamically add soft hyphens (`­`) to long words or links. Soft hyphens mark valid hyphenation points in words, and browsers will automatically break the word at those points if needed. To implement this, you can use JavaScript libraries such as Hyphenator.js or Hyphenopoly.

First, include the library in your project. Then, select the text elements where you want to enable automatic hyphenation and apply the necessary code to insert soft hyphens. Each library will have its own set of instructions on how to utilize it. Make sure to test the implementation thoroughly to ensure it works as expected on different devices and screen sizes.

It's worth noting that these workarounds may not be suitable for every situation. Sometimes, it's better to manually adjust the layout or use multiple text blocks to ensure optimal readability and avoid awkward hyphenation. Additionally, long hyphenated words can still affect the overall design and aesthetics of your site, so it's important to strike a balance between readability and visual appeal.