CSS Implementation Force no Line break/wrap/Force line wrapping

Force No Line break div{
White-space:nowrap;
}

Wrap Line

div{
Word-wrap:break-word;
Word-break:normal;
}

Force English words to break

div{
Word-break:break-all;
}

CSS settings do not change careers:

Overflow:hidden Hidden
White-space:normal Default
Pre line breaks and other whitespace characters are protected
NoWrap force all text to be displayed in the same line until the text ends or encounters a BR object


To set a forced line break:
Word-break:
normal; Allows word wrapping in words in Asian and non-Asian language text rules
Break-all: The behavior is the same as in Asian languages. Also allows non-Asian-language text lines to be broken within any word. This value is appropriate for Asian text that contains some non-Asian text
Keep-all: Same as normal for all non-Asian languages. For Chinese, Korean, Japanese, word break is not allowed. A high-resolution solution for non-Asian texts with small amounts of Asian text

No line break in English

Add Word-break:break-all in CSS; Problem solving. This problem is only IE, under the FF test, FF can add their own scroll bar, so it does not affect the effect

Suggest you do skin, remember in body Riga Word-break:break-all; This can solve the problem of IE's frame being open in English

The following is a description of the Word-break, note that Word-break is a ie5+ proprietary property

Grammar:

Word-break:normal | Break-all | Keep-all

Parameters:

Normal: Allow line wrapping in words according to Asian and non-Asian language text rules
Break-all: The behavior is the same as in Asian languages. Also allows non-Asian-language text lines to be broken within any word. This value is appropriate for Asian text that contains some non-Asian text
Keep-all: Same as normal for all non-Asian languages. For Chinese, Korean, Japanese, word break is not allowed. Suitable for non-Asian texts containing small amounts of Asian text

Description

Sets or retrieves the word wrapping behavior of text within an object. Especially when multiple languages are present.
For Chinese, break-all should be used.
The corresponding script attribute is wordbreak. Please refer to the other bibliography I have written.

Example:

div {word-break:break-all;}
If you want IE6 to be compatible: div {word-wrap:break-word;word-break:break-all;}

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