CSS Overflow Wrap Generator BETA

In CSS, the overflow-wrap property is used to control how words within an HTML element are wrapped when they exceed the element's width. It's particularly useful for handling long words or unbreakable strings of characters within elements, ensuring that text is wrapped in a readable manner.

The overflow-wrap property can take one of the following values: normal (default): Words will break at their regular breakpoints. This is the default behavior.

break-word: Words will be broken at any character, even in the middle, if necessary to prevent overflow. This can lead to irregular word breaks, but it can be useful for handling long unbreakable strings.

Here's an example of how to use the overflow-wrap property to break long words or strings of characters as needed:

In this example:

The .break-word-overflow-wrap class uses the overflow-wrap property with the break-word value, which allows words to be broken at any character to prevent overflow.

• The overflow-wrap property is especially useful for improving the readability and layout of text content in situations where long words or strings need to be wrapped to fit within the available space.

The overflow-wrap property is especially useful for improving the readability and layout of text content in situations where long words or strings need to be wrapped to fit within the available space.