nixos-site.css: Don't hyphenate code blocks #323
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On some screen widths (notably those of mobile devices), code blocks can trigger hyphenation:
This can be confusing to users, since the hyphen isn't copied (it's just a CSS artifact), and could cause even more issues if the user is typing these instructions in from another device - in the paragraph just above the screenshot, there is a code block instructing the user to run
systemctl start display-manager– the hyphen there matters since it's the actual name of the service.This PR addresses that issue by preventing hyphenation of any
.commandand.codeblocks, since it appears to be mostly the DocBook-related sections that are most affected: