I think there is a way to do this, but...

I have a line of text (about 4 words) positioned on a page after a div which is 200-something pixels wide and in between another div floated right.
When the user resizes the page at a certain point, the last word is broken and moved to the next line.

Is there a way to keep these four words together at all times?
So if there is a resize in browser window the whole line of text sticks together and moves to the next line if necessary.

Last resort is making a typographic image.

You could use   instead of spaces as an easy solution.

Is there a way to keep these four words together at all times?

Yes, and it's NOT using tons of   either!

You can use the <pre> tags around those words, or you can use the no-wrap option:
http://www.w3schools.com/CSS/pr_text_white-space.asp

thanks Lady,

added { white-space: nowrap; } and worked like a charm!

I knew there was some kind of good use to the white-space property.


I would get carpal syndrome if having to use &nbsp; in between each word.

Well, I touched off something. See, and I was innocuously thinking, "it's 4 words, 3 spaces, and the text wasn't described as in it's own div, so what's a nice little solution." But, caught by "the evangelist". lol.

just add the <wrap> attribute and set it to no-wrap