- From: Peter Flynn <pflynn@imbolc.ucc.ie>
- Date: 13 Aug 1997 00:34:52 +0100
- To: jptxs@idt.net
- Cc: wlkngowl@unix.asb.com, www-html@w3.org
Hakon Lie wrote: >CSS has this: > > BODY { text-align: justify } thanks, i had missed that all together looking too hard i guess...... can this be applied as: BLOCKQUOTE { text-align: justify } or P { text-align: justify } Yes, exactly that. Far better than align=justify (I had assumed you couldn't or didn't want to use a stylesheet). >What you're looking for is <p align="justify">, right? And <div >align="justify">? Do browsers support these? that is exactly what I would love to see i can't be sure if it's proper or not, though i realize CSS is supposed to take care of all the style elements of a document so it should cover alignments, but, on the other hand, justification is simply the proper way to align a blockquote--so it's not really a style issue in that case (the one i'm most concerned with) Justification has nothing to do with block quotations: it's simply a conventional way of lining up margins in paragraphs of continuous text. In fact, I have often seen block quotations set _un_justified in the middle of otherwise justified text. There's nothing "proper" about either way: it's a style decision. I'm simply not clear why you feel it's so important to justify block-quoted material over and above regular paragraphs (unless I've misunderstood something). ///Peter
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