Similarly to what's being done on the last two words, does it make sense to put an on the first two words at the start of each paragraph?
This would avoid starting a new paragraph in an overly narrow space which is caused by floats.
See this article:
https://css-tricks.com/minimum-paragraph-widths/
Unfortunately, there's no way to control the minimal line width in flowed text. The proposed solution doesn't actually work in recent FF versions, and seems to fail in presence of relative margins in other browsers as well.
Adding an is cheap and seems to work at least to prevent starting the text on a narrow region. It won't prevent the issue entirely if the paragraph starts with short words, but by some random trials doesn't seem to harm either.
Similarly to what's being done on the last two words, does it make sense to put an
on the first two words at the start of each paragraph?This would avoid starting a new paragraph in an overly narrow space which is caused by floats.
See this article:
https://css-tricks.com/minimum-paragraph-widths/
Unfortunately, there's no way to control the minimal line width in flowed text. The proposed solution doesn't actually work in recent FF versions, and seems to fail in presence of relative margins in other browsers as well.
Adding an
is cheap and seems to work at least to prevent starting the text on a narrow region. It won't prevent the issue entirely if the paragraph starts with short words, but by some random trials doesn't seem to harm either.