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ALIGN=JUSTIFY as attribute of <TD>
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Nathan Sokalski
Jul 22, 2001, 12:52:19 AM7/22/01
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When making a table, I tried to use the ALIGN=JUSTIFY attribute of <TD>
(which would make it <TD ALIGN=JUSTIFY>). This did not justify the text in
the cell like it should, or even do anything to the cell's contents at all.
However, when I use a different value for the ALIGN= attribute (such as
CENTER), I recieved the expected results. I know that the JUSTIFY value for
the ALIGN= attribute is new in HTML 4, but isn't IE 5.5 capable of HTML 4?
If anyone has any information on or solutions to the problem, I would
appreciate it.
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Nathan Sokalski
njsok...@hotmail.com
(which would make it <TD ALIGN=JUSTIFY>). This did not justify the text in
the cell like it should, or even do anything to the cell's contents at all.
However, when I use a different value for the ALIGN= attribute (such as
CENTER), I recieved the expected results. I know that the JUSTIFY value for
the ALIGN= attribute is new in HTML 4, but isn't IE 5.5 capable of HTML 4?
If anyone has any information on or solutions to the problem, I would
appreciate it.
--
Nathan Sokalski
njsok...@hotmail.com
Rowland Shaw
Jul 23, 2001, 5:07:30 AM7/23/01
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try:
<td style="text-align: justify;">
instead?
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