le_gber
msg:1213101 | 5:13 pm on Apr 10, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Where do you apply the style? I usually create two style one for the text and one to justify it. I apply the txt style on the <TD> tag (in case you built your pages in tabe) and the justify text on the <P> tags. If you are using Dreamweaver for example when you select all the text in a cell and apply a style it apply it to the <TD> and not the text itself. Try applying the style on the <P> tags. Hope this help. LEo
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BlobFisk
msg:1213102 | 5:38 pm on Apr 10, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I believe that le_gber is correct, you will need to restyle a p tag to justify you text. If you don't want every single p tag to do this, apply a class to is: p.justifiedText { text-align: justify } Then in you html: <p class="justifiedText"> I'm not sure how well supported this is at the moment, but I'll go an do a quick test for you.... <added>
I am very pleasantly surprised, IE6, Moz1.0, Opera6, and NN4.7 all justify as requested!
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le_gber
msg:1213103 | 6:43 pm on Apr 10, 2003 (gmt 0) |
| am very pleasantly surprised, IE6, Moz1.0, Opera6, and NN4.7 all justify as requested |
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Yep it work great. leo
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Total Paranoia
msg:1213104 | 1:24 pm on Apr 11, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Thanks for your replies - thats great and yes it worked fine but I was hoping to able to add the justify to the existing .font style. I have already applied the font style to all the pages and was trying to avoid having to go through my 100 or so pages to apply the <p class="justifiedText"> to my html. I have used a template in dreamweaver but I can see no way of adding the style to the template. It looks as though I would have to go through each page.
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le_gber
msg:1213105 | 2:36 pm on Apr 11, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Depends - if you want all the text on every page justified why not redefine the <P> tag style? The all you need to do is check that all the text was enclosed in <P>'s Leo
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Total Paranoia
msg:1213106 | 4:01 pm on Apr 11, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Yup - that works - Thanks
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