CSS- English ends aligned, English continuous word, automatic line feed

The word-break property specifies the processing of the wrap.

Normal uses the browser’s default line breaking rules.

Break-all allows line breaks within words.

Keep-all can only be wrapped at half-corner Spaces or hyphens.

When there is no room for a word at the end of a line, decide where to put the word inside.

Break -all: If you can’t squeeze the rest of it in, you can display it on the next line.

-Blair: If I can’t keep it all, I’ll show you another line. If I can’t keep it all, I won’t flinch.

Word-wrap Determines whether to allow line breaks within a word when the end of the line does not fit

Normal: If the word is too long, it will be displayed on a new line.

Break -word: When a word is too long, try a line break first. If the word is still too long, you can break it inside the word.

Text-align attribute specification and other reference;

Auto: default value. Allows the browser proxy user to determine the two end alignment rules to be used.

Distribute: Handles Spaces much like newspaper and applies to East Asian documents. Especially Thai.

Distribute-all-lines: Aligns lines at both ends in the same way as distribute, and also does not contain the last line of two aligned paragraphs. Applies to ideographic documents

Distribute-center-last: is not implemented.

Inter-cluster: Adjusts lines of text without Spaces between words. This pattern adjustment is used to optimize Asian language documents.

Inter-ideograph: Provides full two-end alignment for ideographic text. He adds or subtracts ideograms and space between words

Inter-word: Aligns text by adding Spaces between words. This behavior is the fastest way to align all lines of text. Its alignment does not apply to the last line of a paragraph

Kashida: Adjusts text by elongating characters at selected points. This tuning mode is provided specifically for Arabic scripting languages. Requires Internet Explorer 5.5+ support

Newspaper: Align text by adding or removing Spaces between words or letters. Is the most accurate format description for the alignment of two ends of the Latin alphabet: to set or retrieve an object to adjust the alignment used in the text. Because this property affects the text layout, the text-align property must be set to justify. This property applies only to block objects. This property is read-only for currentStyle objects. Read-write to other objects. The corresponding script feature is textJustify.

The above method does not work for Chrome (360 is also the Chrome kernel), you need to add the following code: word-break:break-all