white-space is a CSS property that helps control how whitespace and line breaks within an element’s text are treated.

The white-space property can take these values:

• normal: The default value. Multiple whitespaces are collapsed into one. The text wraps to the next line when needed.
• nowrap: Multiple whitespaces are collapsed into one, but the text doesn’t wrap to the next line. We’ve  already discussed how to use the nowrap value to prevent line breaks.
• pre: Same results as using the 

   where all the whitespaces will be kept as is and the text only wraps when line breaks are in the content.

• pre-line: Multiple whitespaces are collapsed into one, the text breaks to the next line when needed or with line breaks in the content.
• pre-wrap: Similar to  pre, but the text also wraps when needed.

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