How to make CSS break words
By default, text lines can only be broken at a space or a hyphen. By using the CSS word-break
property, you can modify the way the browser handles text that doesn't fit between the edges of the element.
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CSS word break syntax
To syntax for this property is as follows:
word-break: value;
You can choose one of three available values.
The default value for CSS word-break
is normal
. This means the browser will use the default rules for breaking words:
Specifying the break-all
will prevent overflowing the container – the browser will be able to break the line between any two characters:
The keep-all
value behaves as normal
, but doesn't include any CSS word breaks between Asian characters:
Note: Safari and iOS browsers do not support the
keep-all
value.
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