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In CSS, the text-nowrap class (commonly used in frameworks like Bootstrap) is used to prevent text from wrapping onto the next line. It ensures that the content stays on a single line and any overflowing content will be clipped or hidden depending on... Read More

In CSS, the text-nowrap class (commonly used in frameworks like Bootstrap) is used to prevent text from wrapping onto the next line. It ensures that the content stays on a single line and any overflowing content will be clipped or hidden depending on the context. This is particularly useful when you want to keep elements like navigation links, titles, or text in a row without wrapping. How it works: text-nowrap essentially applies the white-space: nowrap; CSS property to the element. The white-space: nowrap; rule prevents the text inside an element from breaking into multiple lines, regardless of how long it is. Example: html Copy code <div class="text-nowrap"> This text will not wrap to the next line and will stay on a single line, even if it's too long. </div> This would render the text on a single line, even if the text exceeds the container's width. If the container can't accommodate the entire text on one line, the text may overflow. In CSS (without using a framework): You can achieve the same effect by directly using the white-space property like this: css Copy code .no-wrap { white-space: nowrap; } Then, apply it to any element: html Copy code <div class="no-wrap"> This text will not wrap onto the next line. </div> Less

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• BDS-Bachelor of Dental Surgery