I've been trying to justify text left and right with the word spacing differing like the option in a word sheet but cant find a way of doing it I've searched this site with justify and word spacing but to no avail. would be grateful of any help
I did a site for a mate in Australia some time ago it was ok but now says the text on his pc has gone haywire on a couple of pages it looks ok on my laptop and when I verified it on this site it passed, I tried this block text and he says that looks fine now.
I have just started to make a site using much more text than images I made a transparent block on a image maker and then pasted all the text on each block onto that.. It was much quicker than using a notebook with all the codes etc but it seems too simple it looks ok when I open it in all the browsers.
I have used a div for text using .text_d{ border:0px solid blue;font-size:23px;width:90%; margin-top:20px;margin-bottom:10px;margin-right:auto;margin-left:auto; } the text looks fine I internet explorer and firefox but needs to be about 93% to accommodate all the text in google
this is what i did checked it i ie firefox and chrome it looks ok .text{border:0px solid blue;width:70%;margin-top:10px;margin-bottom:10px;margin-left:23%;margin-right:7%;} <div class="text"align="justify">all of the text</div>
i was using .body{margin:20px;min-width:1100;}then {margin:20px;min-width:900;}the auto worked fine when i removed the margins i had round the images but i have never used the width only on individual images and boxes.does it go in the body tag?
iv'e been asked to put two images before and after at the top of the page they are both 430px wide, she did not want them reducing but that looks the only option now.
i used the min-width:1100px in the body tag and that is fine on a pc but when i tried it on a notebook the full page did not fit on the page tried the min-width at 900px but it still not work most pro sites are ok on the notebook.
to be honest i think the course i did was a bit dated and it was inexpensive, looked in my course notes and the rd i used they call contextual selectors so perhaps they are obsolete now.
got the <rd> from the online course they taught me to use 3.rd{color:red}<div class="rd">text</div> #{color:red}<div id="rd">text</div> rd{color:red}<rd>text</rd>
using the doctype <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <head><meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" >is it possible to write text in two colours i have tried using elements like <rd></rd> inside divisions but the validator would not accept this.when i tried an id inside a div it would not print on the same line.the original<div class="tex">some text<rd>red text</rd>more text</div>looks ok online but as i said this validator will not accept it.