I want to wrap a long text without any space after a certain width in mozilla...I have able to do it in IE by "word-wrap:break-word" but thats not supported in mozilla.....Please help
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word-wrap is not yet a standard CSS property. If you want your code to work in both browsers, using established W3 standards will save you a lot of headaches, although IE implements some of those standards strangely. See http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/ .\nUnfortunately, forced word breaking is not yet supported by Mozilla; it is part of the CSS3 working draft, see http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-text/#word-wrap . For now, the best you can do is text-align:justify or script a word breaker from javascript.
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For both Firefox and IE\n\nPress Ctrl while scroll downwards to INCREASE the font size and do the inverse to reduce it\n\nIf you are using Opera\n\nPress Ctrl while scroll downwards to REDUCE the font size
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If you're familiar with HTML, use **<a href=" http://www.website.com/ "> Insert Text Here </a>\n**Remove the spaces.\n\nOtherwise, use some program provided to generate your link(s).
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change you body tag from:\n<body style="background: #666666 url(background2.gif) no-repeat bottom righT;">\n\nTo:\n<body style="background: #666666 url(background2.gif) no-repeat fixed bottom right;">\n\nthe two changes are the word right is all lowercase and the word fixed has been added before bottom.  This is telling it to be at the bottom right of the window and not the bottom right of the page.
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Adjusting The Text Size For Internet Explorer\n\nBegin by ensuring that you are connected to the Internet.\n\nThen launch Internet Explorer in the manner that you normally do.\n\nAfter a page loads, click on the word View contained in your top tool bar area.\n\nThis will pull down a menu for you to now click on Text Size.\n\nNow choose a larger text size setting according to your reading preference.\n\nOnce a setting is selected, Internet Explorer will adjust the text size accordingly
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MIcrosoft Word will size to fit a .txt file to fit within the normal document templates margins, 1.00" top and bottom, 1.25" right and left.\n\nYou may also use "Notepad" , a windows text editor. To print without word wrap,in the menu line, "Format" includes word wrap. If there is a "check mark next to it, uncheck it before you open the ".txt" file in question.\n\nI would also consider the option of printing the ".txt" file in landscape rather than portrait. Using landscapeorientation, the file will be printed within 11" by 8.5:" rather than the 8.5" by 11" standard letter size paper otherwise known as portrait
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use the <s> tag to strike thru a text.\neg.\n\nThis is an example for <s>Strike thru</s>
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in internet explorer go to VIEW > TEXT SIZE and adjust it to medium.\n\nyou can also do this if your mouse has a center wheel. hold down CTRL and roll the wheel forward and back to see the text zoom in and out. this doesn't work on all sites. that's because the webmaster used pixel and point sizes in the source code. they should have used EM measurements or percentages.\n\nthe page you are reading now uses EM measurements so try what i showed you above
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In IE 7 you have to look on your right side and you will see where it says PAGE, click on arrow and text size is there :-)
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Firefox understands "max-width".\n\nIE will ignore it.\n\nSo, if your HTML is working in IE, add max-width.
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Do you mean to change it to landscape mode?  That would put it so the page is longer than wider.\n\n   1.  On the File menu, click Page Setup, and then click the Margins tab.\n   2. Under Orientation, click Portrait or Landscape.\n\nGood luck!
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to make an extra line, use the <br> tag.\nThat will skip one line.\nIf you want to have your words separated in a block, use the paragraph tag.\nopen with <p> and close with </p> \nThis will put space between your blocks of text.\n\nan example is:\n\nThis is text<br>This is more text<br><br>This is even more text\n\nIt'll show up as:\n\nThis is text\nThis is more text\n\nThis is even more text\n\n<p>This is text</p><p>This is more text</p>\n\nThat'll how up as\n\nThis is text\n\n\nThis is more text
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Try to type underscore ___ for 3 times and then press ENTER.\nThat automatically generates a line that extends all over the page lenght.\n\nAnother solution is to use the DRAW MENU' to generate a LINE, which you can move all around the page according to your needs.\n\nI hope this helps
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-1" margins\n-double spaced\n-12pt readable font
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Extremely simple.\n\n<img src="myimage.jpg" style="float:left; margin:0px 10px 10px 0px" />\n<p>This is some text that will be next to the image. If the length of the text used is deeper than the height of the image it will wrap underneath it.</p>\n<p>You dont even need the margin commands but they make a nice space so your image is not hard up against the text.</p>
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write 1+1 without any space in between and put a line over and under and it';ll look like a window
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It is not easy to draw when Yahoo compresses out the spaces, so try:\n\n-------E-------\n---X-------N---\n-A---U---------\nM-F------------\n\nor\n\n(E (X (A (M) (F)) (U)) (N))\n\nor\n\nE\n-X\n--A\n---M (leaf)\n---F (leaf)\n--U (leaf)\n-N (leaf)\n\nE to X and N\nX to A and U\nA to M and F