>>>> * “auto” automagically does the best justification for the content >>>> language >>> >>> Is there any room for disagreement about "the best"? The great bulk >>> of printed English text is justified, but many people prefer ragged right. >> >> Yes. And it depends on the situation. On the Web, ragged right is so popular as >> to be close to "the best", even if that's just a result of >> (former?) browser technology limitations. >> > > Sure, but presumably "auto" would not be a synonym for "none"... That’s not a problem here because this discussion is about text-justify:auto, which has no effect unless the author sets text-align:justify. Authors can choose ragged right by text-align:start. To make this visual tree: text-align:start —> ragged right text-align:justify text-justify:auto —> automagically does the best justification for the content language text-justify:<other values> —> specific justification behavior /kojiReceived on Wednesday, 23 April 2014 06:52:31 UTC
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