Hi Andrei It appears that the issue is related to the machine I'm running it on - a 27" iMac running Yosemite 10.10.5However, when I look at the layout on my macbook - also running 10.10.5 - the grid and layout appears correct.FWIW, it's a 12 column grid set to half height (2:1), with an iPad Portrait layout (758px wide).

Thanks Andrei!

We need to beable to force a linebreak WITHIN a metadata field. Rather than reference the example you've chosen, I've got 1 (of many) real-world examples where we need this. In the uploaded sample below, the first article's title wraps to a second line, leaving a widow (a single word on a line) as does the second article. It would be preferable if we could break the first title after the word "Between" resulting in "Hangar and Headquarters" on the second line, and break the second title after "N...

We've done that as well... however, this particular browse page utilizes renditions for phone and web viewer and therefore uses different font point sizes and layouts on each. So, marrying the text to the image is not an option either. Thanks for the suggestion!

Thanks for the suggestion, Chris. I've tried that approach on other projects, but then the customer has gotten miffed that the full title doesn't show up on the "loading" screen. Not to mention, that we are already using 3 fields: Title, Abstract and a Department for headings like: SPECIAL REPORT or DIGITAL EXCLUSIVE. We should really be able to control the formatting properly instead of devising hacks like that to control the look of the product. Thanks anyway! Best, Tommy