I've been reading up on how to avoid orphans/widows or one word on one lines.  I've even seen custom code that scans the site to remove all instances.

I eventually found the way to prevent widows and orphans in a fluid-width situation in the form of a beautifully simple sideways approach to the problem from Tom Elliott on WebDevDoor. His suggestion was to include a short snippet of js which scans all paragraph text on a site and replaces the space between the last two words in each case with   – causing the page to read it as one and break the line one word earlier.

<script type="text/javascript">  $('p').each(function(){    var string = $(this).html();    string = string.replace(/ ([^ ]*)$/,' $1');    $(this).html(string);  });
</script>

Is this even possible within Salient?