Consider using CSS properties like 'white-space: nowrap' and 'overflow: hidden' with 'text-overflow: ellipsis' to manage long text without breaking the flow. This will keep the visual integrity while indicating that there's more content. Additionally, using a responsive layout could help ensure content fits better across various screen sizes.
If the text is still too long, implementing a truncation strategy with ellipses can be useful. This approach allows the text to stay within its bounds, making it visually appealing while still conveying that there's more content. Pair this with a tooltip or popover that shows the full text on hover or click for better user experience.
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