CSS Word Break GeneratorBETA

In CSS, the word-break property is used to control how words within an HTML element are broken and wrapped when they exceed the element's width. This property is particularly useful for dealing with long words or strings of characters in languages without spaces, such as Chinese or Japanese.

The word-break property can take the following values:

normal (default): Words may break at their regular breakpoints.

keep-all: Words are not broken, even if they exceed the element's width. This is suitable for languages where word breaks should be kept to a minimum.

Here's an example of how to use the word-break property to allow words to break at any character:

You can also apply multiple text decorations by specifying them as space-separated values in the text-decoration property. For example, to underline and overline text simultaneously:

In this example:

• The .break-all-word-break class uses the word-break property to allow words to be broken at any character, which can be helpful for languages with non-space word delimiters or when dealing with long URLs.

The word-break property is essential for handling text layout and line breaking in languages with unique word-breaking rules and can help improve the readability and layout of text content in various scenarios.