There seem to be three options for aligning text online: right, left, and center. This is very limiting, as the look of double-justified text (like you find in newspapers, etc.) is very appealing. If it’s not possible, then this is a huge oversight.
Erm, are you sure you’re reading the CSS spec correctly? 🙂
Just add property “text-align: justify;” to your style attribute.
This is also known as “full justification”. Keep in mind that some people (visually impaired, unusual brain/vision defects, etc) may find full-justified text more difficult to read (some brains probably use the jagged right edge to orient themselves).
July 28th, 2008 at 5:38 am
Erm, are you sure you’re reading the CSS spec correctly? 🙂
Just add property “text-align: justify;” to your style attribute.
This is also known as “full justification”. Keep in mind that some people (visually impaired, unusual brain/vision defects, etc) may find full-justified text more difficult to read (some brains probably use the jagged right edge to orient themselves).
July 28th, 2008 at 6:41 pm
CSS code:
td.justify a { float:left; }
td.justify img { float:right; }