css property for breaking sentences

I've a text "Europcar The Quickest Way From Runway To Road".I want to disp开发者_如何学运维lay this like

Europcar
The Quickest Way From Runway To Road

how to get in this format using CSS without changing the HTML code.

You can’t really in a nice way.

The only way would be to add (e.g. with :after) another block element, position it to where you don’t want the text and make the text float around any top-elements.

With nothing to style there CSS is not the right thing. CSS is for styling, the missing newline is missing some markup however.

What you are looking for is a pseudoclass that doesn't exist. There is :first-letter and :first-line, but no :first-word.

Here is the topic you can check CSS to increase size of first word

If the original string has now html tags like a span or something else, it's not possible with pure CSS. CSS offers only the pseudo selectors :first-line and :first-letter but not :first-word what you need. In other words, you can't select the first word of a text with CSS to insert a line-break :after it.

You can do it with Javascript but not width pure CSS. http://www.dynamicsitesolutions.com/javascript/first-word-selector/