fix: allow word breaking for long file names

[Samk13]

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• long file names breaks records landing page, this commit fix it.
• closes UI: Long file names break layout on landing page UI #3195

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[fenekku]

Good find, at first I thought this was a regression of #2158, but actually that one only worked with filenames that had spaces in them allowing for default word breaks.

The recommended approach has been to create a utility class and then apply that class to the elements. See comments. @kpsherva can also validate if this is the appropriate way.

[fenekku]

Utility classes is favored if I remember correctly:

Suggested change

	#preview-file-title,
	td.ten.wide a {
	word-break: break-word;
	overflow-wrap: break-word;
	}
	.overflow-break-and-wrap-word { // or another catchy name
	word-break: break-word;
	overflow-wrap: break-word;
	}

Then place it on <td class="ten wide overflow-break-and-wrap-word"> and the #preview-file-title element.

[Samk13]

Thanks, @fenekku, I think the change fixes the issue (affects Zenodo too).
Since this file already includes similar one-off overrides, keeping the rule here makes sense and keeps it scoped to the affected elements.
If there’s interest in turning it into a utility class later, that’s fine but it’s not really needed for this case.