When creating a text with a contenteditable area, I encountered an issue: I wanted the contenteditable area to have a minimum width so that users could still see the area even after deleting text. To achieve this, I used display:inline-block. However, the contenteditable area does not break to the next line; it only expands. When I remove display:inline-block, the contenteditable area breaks to the next line when reaching the end of the line, but then I lose the ability to set a min width, resulting in the text disappearing when deleted by the user and requiring a page reload. How can I achieve both functionalities?
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display:inline-block;
min-width:20px;
border:1px solid black;
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