This CSS code is targeting an element with the class "element". Here's an explanation of the properties being used: 1. `word-wrap: break-word;`: This property is used for older browsers that do not support the `white-space: pre-wrap;` property. It allows long words to break and wrap onto the next line in order to prevent horizontal overflow. 2. `white-space: pre-wrap;`: This property is used for current browsers that support it. It specifies that the text within the element should be displayed with preserved line breaks and spaces. This property helps maintain the original formatting of the text. By using both properties, the code is ensuring that the text inside the element will wrap onto the next line if needed (using `word-wrap`) and that spaces and line breaks will be preserved (using `white-space`). This combination helps to maintain the readability and formatting of the text within the element across different browsers.