The attached file demonstrates the problem. The test in the first paragraph easily linebreaks to fit the width of the window because of the potential linebreaks after each hyphen. The same text inside of a table cell forces the cell to be almost as wide as the unbroken text, although some line breaking does happen. My guess is that Dillo calculates the minimum width of the table cell without accounting for potential linebreaks after hyphens in the text. However, when it later fills the cell with the text it does allow linebreaks after hyphens. If that is correct then I think Dillo should account for potential linebreaks after hyphens both when calculating the minimum width of the cell and when filling the cell with text. The current situation is inconsistent and can deliver very poor results. Regards, Jeremy Henty