Quick, simple question, html help Options

[singindiva]

Its probably really simple, but i cant find the html code anywhere because i don't exactly know what it's called. but basically, i want text on my myspace to evenly spaced out from the left to the right, instead of ending jagged on the right hand side because its not even. Im horrible at explaining, so the best way i can explain is to show:




The way newspapers use spacing between words and sometimes letters to make each line go evenly accross so it all ends in the same place on the right side, unlike something like this:


hi my name is Jamie.
this is not ending evenly.
the right side is jagged.
i want it all to be the same langeth accross.


If that made ANY sense at all to anyone, then i hope you can help!

thanks so much

[Darin McGrew]

Please see the FAQ entry How do I right align or justify text?

[singindiva]

that code didnt work :-\

[Darin McGrew]

Can you provide the URL (address) of a document that demonstrates the problem?

[singindiva]

like i said, its for my myspace.

so i guess that would be www.myspace.com


unless you meant my personal link, which is myspace.com/singindiva

[pandy]

So what did you do? I don't find any attempts to justify text in the source.

[jimlongo]

In my brief experience with myspace page design it's really hard to insert css where you want. For instance you can add some text in a box, but to give that specific text a class is not very straightforward . . . the best you could hope for would be to give all text this attribute, but that probably wouldn't go over very well in terms of your overall design.

I think if you want to try something just add the following to your css without any class and see what hilarity ensues.

CODE

p {test-align: justify;}