How to implement automatic line wrapping in firefox css_Experience exchange

Use IE directly:
word-break:break-all; /*Allow line breaks within words*/
word-wrap:break-word; /*The content will wrap within the boundary*/
/*Required Note that the default is: */
word-wrap:normal /*Allow content to open the specified window boundary*/
However, Firefox does not have a good implementation method. A compromise solution is to use scroll bars, but A method of using js to determine line breaks has also been proposed on the Internet, which is excerpted here (reprinted from the Internet, hereby explained). JavaScript copy code
<script>     <BR>function toBreakWord(intLen, id){     <BR>    var obj=document.getElementById(id);     <BR>    var strContent=obj.innerHTML;      <BR>    var strTemp="";     <BR>    while(strContent.length>intLen){     <BR>        strTemp+=strContent.substr(0,intLen)+"<br>";      <BR>        strContent=strContent.substr(intLen,strContent.length);      <BR>    }     <BR>    strTemp+= strContent;     <BR>    obj.innerHTML=strTemp;     <BR>}     <BR></script>
Note: The above script is placed in front of .

Single call on the same page:

<script>toBreakWord(60, "content");</script> 
Multiple calls on the same page:

<script>toBreakWord(60,"content");</script> 
<script>toBreakWord(60,"content2");</script>

Note: Write the application JS behind , where 60 indicates how many characters should be displayed in one line. Pay attention to the corresponding changes in the ID when multiple calls are made. The same ID name cannot be used. After applying the above method, IE will also wrap according to the set number of characters. However, IE supports automatic line wrapping, so just judge whether it is IE. If not, IE should not output the above XML/HTML copy code
<script>toBreakWord(60, "content");</script>
This JS, if not, output it. The code has not been tested, I only read the ideas, debug it yourself if necessary! Leave me a message if there are any errors.