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<nobr>
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| start tag | required |
| end tag | required |
Sandia Reference
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The NOBR element stands for NO BReak. this means that all text between the start and end of the NOBR elements cannot have line breaks inserted between them. While NOBR is essential for those odd character sequences you really don't want broken, be careful; long text strings inside of NOBR elements can look rather odd. See also WBR
"The WebTV interface implements this tag somewhat differently than as defined by Netscape Navigator. In Netscape Navigator, this tag prevents line breaks for text as well as images; however, the WebTV interface prevents line breaks for text or any other flow.
Note: For images, this tag tries to scale the images in order to fit them all in one line. <NOBR> will not scale an image below 80% of its original size. If the series still cannot fit on one line after all images are reduced to 80%, the images will wrap to the next line." (WebTV 1.2 DTD)
