The only thing I can think to do is trigger an event when the window resizes and dynamically set a new fixed width on text-div, but this just feels inelegant, especially considering padding and other neighboring artifacts I'd have to subtract out to get a proper width.

The only thing I can think to do is trigger an event when the window resizes and dynamically set a new fixed width on text-div, but this just feels inelegant, especially considering padding and other neighboring artifacts I'd have to subtract out to get a proper width.

The only thing I can think to do is trigger an event when the window resizes and dynamically set a new fixed width on text-div, but this just feels inelegant, especially considering padding and other neighboring artifacts I'd have to subtract out to get a proper width.

The only thing I can think to do is trigger an event when the window resizes and dynamically set a new fixed width on text-div, but this just feels inelegant, especially considering padding and other neighboring artifacts I'd have to subtract out to get a proper width.

The only thing I can think to do is trigger an event when the window resizes and dynamically set a new fixed width on text-div, but this just feels inelegant, especially considering padding and other neighboring artifacts I'd have to subtract out to get a proper width.

The only thing I can think to do is trigger an event when the window resizes and dynamically set a new fixed width on text-div, but this just feels inelegant, especially considering padding and other neighboring artifacts I'd have to subtract out to get a proper width.