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In certain cases we may want to prevent text from wrapping onto multiple lines.

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If there's not enough space in a cell to accommodate it in one line to do this.

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We can attach a no wrap attribute to the table column

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to illustrate how this works.

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I'll need to enter a block of text into any one of our rules are inserted into the first column.

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Now with the text inserted in the file saved and when you refresh the page you can see that the text

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is automatically forced onto the next line at the end of the row.

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If we add the no wrap attribute.

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So this is the column that contains the text.

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I'm going to add a no wrap attribute when I save the page and refresh you can see that the text now

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appears on a single line and there's gonna be a bit of scrolling because it's a fairly long block of

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text the table is automatically expanded to accommodate the entire block of text.