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If you use the NOBR element to define content that
should have no word wrapping or line breaks, you can use the
WBR
element to advise the browser that it can
break up the content if the width of the browser window requires it.
The locations of these provisional breaks are marked in the source
code with the WBR element. In a sense, the
NOBR and WBR elements give the
author control over word wrapping of running content. Neither element
is included in the HTML specification but have been long a part of
both browsers' HTML vocabulary.
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Example
<NOBR>This is a long line of text that could run on and on, <WBR>forcing the browser to display the horizontal scrollbar after awhile.</NOBR>
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Object Model Reference
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[window.]document.all.elementID |
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