wbr tag doesn't work in IE
css, html, internet-explorer
Solution
Add the following into your style sheet:
wbr:after { content: "\00200B"; }
This inserts U+200B ZERO WIDTH SPACE, which is the character-level counterpart of the good old `<wbr>` that browsers have largely spoiled (a sad story).
Alternatively, you can replace `<wbr>` tags by that character, which you can write in HTML as `​`.
Problem
Soft break seems not to work in IE. Is there any alternative or how to make it work? http://fiddle.jshell.net/88q54/1/ ``` body { font-size: 272px; } <div>W<wbr/>o<wbr/>r<wbr/>d</div> ``` I want the "word" to be breakable when it doesn't fit window width. The work is wrapped in webkit and mozila, but doesn't in IE (10/11). I know that for made words breakable I may use css word-break: break-all; but I want to be able to put soft break in certain position of the word so css word-break doesn't work correctly for me.