Force Wrapping of Long Strings without Whitespace
A long string without any whitespace characters, such as a DNA sequence, can present a readability challenge when displayed in a text field. To overcome this, it is necessary to employ a CSS selector that compels the text to wrap.
For block elements, the appropriate CSS style is:
word-wrap: break-word;
This style allows the text to break at any character, even if there is no designated whitespace.
In the context of a textarea element, the following HTML code incorporates the desired CSS style:
Implementing this style ensures that the long string without whitespace characters will wrap within the specified width, making it more legible in a text editor or other similar environment.
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