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justified text

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the_rookie

11:01 am on Jan 7, 2003 (gmt 0)



My page would look better if I managed to justify the text, as in word. Now the text is aligned to the right(i guess that is the default). What is the correct html?

Another problem I have is: that when I have a bullet and the text continues to a second line, it continues right below the bullet. It would look much neater if the second line would start where the first one did...how can I achive that?

I realize that all this could be done with preformatted text, but i guess that preformatted text would not look good in all browsers and window-sizes?

Thanks in advance!

SuzyUK

11:56 am on Jan 7, 2003 (gmt 0)

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The simplest wat to justify text in the HTML is:
<p align="justify">lots of text here</p>

I don't understand about your bullets..they should do what you are asking by default.

does your code look like this:
<ul>
<li>lots of text</li>
<li>lots of text</li>
</ul>

(check closing tags, I think some browsers are fussy)

Suzy

the_rookie

12:15 pm on Jan 7, 2003 (gmt 0)



Thanks!
I didn't have the <ul> tags, and I also lacked the closing </li>, but that doesn't seem to matter...