added word breaks to make sure links do not overflow. #7352
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Closes #7351
Link to sample test page: https://foundation-s-link-overf-lhi9bz.herokuapp.com/en/publication-page-with-child-article-pages/fixed-title-article-page/
Steps to test:
This is a fix for the bug in which links in content blocks of publication pages are overflowing and causing the page to be wider than the actual content.
Since this is only occuring in the "rich text" blogs of article/publication pages and everything else is working correctly, I have added a new CSS rule stating that links that go beyond the page width should break and stay within the container.