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The prompt content (content of the title attribute) line wrapping and typesetting method when the mouse is hovering over the object, a summary of the html title line wrapping method.

The title attribute of HTML displays one line by default. How to wrap the line? Here DIVCSS5 summarizes and introduces two line wrapping methods for everyone to share and use.

1. Directly wrap the title content to a new line

When directly filling in the title content, press "Enter" to wrap the new line. The sample code is as follows:

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The code is as follows:

title='Title: DIVCSS5
Author: DIVCSS5
Update time: 2013-05-17
Recommendation level: None
Keywords: title line break
Paging method: No Pagination
Reading level: normal'>html title attribute line wrap

Browser effect screenshot:

Move the mouse over the a link text Screenshot of the line wrapping effect of the prompt content

2. Use the html title line wrapping code

There are two types of code line wrapping, which can achieve line wrapping when the title content in the html tag is displayed.

1. Line break codes are:
“ ” and “ ”

“ ” spelling:

& (and symbol, keyboard numeric key 7 together &) # (pound sign) 10 (Arabic numeral ten) ; (lowercase semicolon)

" " spelling:

& (and symbol, keyboard numeric key 7 together with &) # (pound sign) 13 (Arabic numeral thirteen) ; (lowercase semicolon)

All the above numerical input must be entered in English half-width mode. When using it, just select any type (group) of line break symbol codes where line breaks are required.

2. The sample code is as follows:

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The code is as follows:

title="First row Second row Third row">title wrap 1
title="Explanation 1 Explanation 2 Explanation 3">title line break 2< ;/a>

3. Sample screenshot



Screenshot of example code



Display the title attribute content when the mouse is moved to the hyperlink respectively to achieve line wrapping display effect diagram