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You can rank sources in Google News or hide them altogether. Saving for later is a great way to make sure you remember them. Because Google News is always chronological and thereвЂ™s no вЂreadвЂ™ or вЂunreadвЂ™ markings, it can be hard to keep track of every story you want to read. If you just want to save it for your own use, you can tap the bookmark icon and itвЂ™ll be added to your article list on your Favorites page. On the web you can copy the link or send it to Google+, Facebook, or Twitter. Tap Share to send it to an app or a contact, or copy the link inside the app. Next to each story youвЂ™ll see an overflow menu at the far right (or a hover menu on the web) that contains links for sharing and saving. The share sheet and save tab in Google News will help you spread and organize the stories you love. Because saved topics and sources are synced across all of your devices and the web, youвЂ™ll be able to keep track of storiesВ from your phone, iPad, or PC. You can also search for specific article URLs. Topics will appear on your Favorites page just like sources. Just like with sources, you can follow as many topics as youвЂ™d like, and Google News will aggregate all the news about it that it can find. If you want to search a topic rather than a source, such as Google or iPhone, you can opt to save those for future reference as well. ThereвЂ™s no limit on the number of sources you can follow, so go crazy. Any source you follow will then appear as a publication on your favorites page, which will display a chronological feed of everything that site has published. If youвЂ™re looking for a specific source (like PCWorld, for instance), you can type that query into the search field and tap the Follow button that appears next to it.

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The search field is the key to unlocking Google NewsвЂ™s full potential. Tap it without typing and youвЂ™ll see a list of suggested topics and sources. You can find it in the top corner of every screen (or at the top of the webpage). To do that youвЂ™ll need to get friendly with the search bar. Like Google Reader, Google News works best when you tell it what you like. For example, you can tap the colored News icon below a story to can see the full coverage page, or tap the weather icon to get a seven-day forecast. Lots of cool menus and actions in Google News make it more than just a simple news aggregator. There's no easy way I can find to copy/paste like that from IE8's developer tools, so here's a screenshot of the styles as applied to the selected element (statusBoxRoot_gsnb).Google News looks a lot different with the latest update, but it shouldnвЂ™t be too hard to get acclimated.Д«eyond the tabs, when you tap your user icon in the top right corner of the app, you can see your notification history and sharing activity, and also find settings. webkit-transition-timing-function: cubic-bezier(0.25, 0.1, 0.25, 1) ДЇont-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif webkit-text-decorations-in-effect: none webkit-margin-before-collapse: collapse

webkit-background-composite: source-over Here is the Computed Styles content for the selected element (statusBoxRoot_gsnb) from Chrome's element inspector (hugely long, sorry): -webkit-animation-delay: 0s

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UPDATE - as per the comment below, the search terms wrap correctly when used in a completely blank, otherwise-unstyled page, so there has to be something in the existing styling on the page that's causing this. arrange for this function to be called during body.onload NewsBar = new GSnewsBar(document.getElementById('newsBar-bar'), options) ResultStyle : GSnewsBar.RESULT_STYLE_COMPRESSED,

Here's the entire piece of code, including the override styles: Can anyone help me out here? I've tried adding word-wrap:break-word to the override style, which does force it to wrap, but it breaks in the middle of words instead of between words.

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I've added a local style to the code that overrides the div width, and in IE8 using developer tools, I can see that it's getting the width set correctly (the blue outline in the screenshot below). On every browser BUT IE8 things display correctly (even IE7!) -Д«ut in IE8, the list of search terms doesn't wrap. The wizard creates code that includes a linked stylesheet. I've inherited a site that uses Google's GSNewsBar.