{word-spacing:}

						word-spacing { length | normal | inherit } ;
					

The {word-spacing:} property sets the extra spacing between words in the text content of an element.

Word Spacing can be affected by text justification (see the {text-align:} property).

When whitespace is preserved - see {white-space:} - all space characters are affected by word spacing.

A length value specifies extra space to be inserted between words in addition to the default inner-word space.

Negative values are legal.

A value of {normal;} means no extra space will appear between words.

Internet Explorer for Windows versions up to and including 7 don’t support the value {inherit}.

In Firefox versions up to and including 2 and in Opera versions up to and including 9.5, the {white-space:} between inline child elements has a minimum width of zero.