How to set css to prevent text from being selected

How to set text that cannot be selected in css: You can use the user-select attribute to set it, such as [user-select:none]. The user-select attribute is new in CSS3 and is used to control the selectivity of content.

Attribute introduction:

user-select is a new function in the css3 UI specification, used to control the selectivity of content .

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Code implementation:

/*设置文字不能被选中     以下为css样式*/
-webkit-user-select:none;
   -moz-user-select:none;
   -ms-user-select:none;
   user-select:none;

Attribute value:

• auto - the default value, the user can select the content in the element

• none - the user cannot select any content in the element

• text - the user can select the text in the element

• element - the text is optional, but only within the bounds of the element (only supported by IE and FF) all - within the editor , if a double-click/contextual click occurs on a child element, that element's highest-level ancestor element will be selected.

• -moz-none——firefox private, the text of elements and sub-elements will not be selectable, except the text in the input input box (under IE browser, through onselectstart="javascript: return false;" event to implement this function)

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