We all know that continuous English or digital can be the container is large, can not be based on the size of the container to automatically wrap, the following is how CSS will be the way they line!
For Div
1. (ie browser) white-space:normal; Word-break:break-all; The former follows the standard.
#wrap {white-space:normal; width:200px;}
Or
#wrap {word-break:break-all;width:200px;}
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Effect: line wrapping can be implemented
2. (Firefox browser) white-space:normal; Word-break:break-all;overflow:hidden, the same FF also does not have a good method of implementation, can only hide or add scroll bar, of course, no scroll bar effect better!
#wrap {white-space:normal; width:200px; overflow:auto;}
Or
#wrap {word-break:break-all;width:200px; overflow:auto;}
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Effect: Container normal, content hidden
For table
1. (ie browser) using style table-layout:fixed;
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Effect: can be changed line
2. (IE) using styles table-layout:fixed and nowrap
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Effect: can be changed line
3. (IE) use the style table-layout:fixed and nowrap in the case of fixed TD size using percentages
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Effect: Two TD all normal line break
4. (Firefox browser) use the style table-layout:fixed and nowrap with a percentage fixed TD size, and use div
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Here the cell width must be defined as a percentage
Effect: normal display, but can not wrap (note: In the FF has not been able to make the container contents of a good way to wrap, can only use overflow to hide the content of the more, so as not to affect the overall effect)
