Justified or not

F

Fred

When I produce text within a table I always like to set it as justified
text. It looks ok on the screen and in preview but when I publish it to the
web it shows as un-justified. I'm using FP 2002. Any ideas? Fred
 
C

chris leeds

if you could provide a url for this page it'll help you get a solid answer.
HTH
 
J

Jim Buyens

-----Original Message-----
When I produce text within a table I always like to set
it as justified text. It looks ok on the screen and in
preview but when I publish it to the web it shows as
un-justified. I'm using FP 2002. Any ideas? Fred

The trick lies in justifying the text inside the table
cell, and not the table cell itself. For example, select
all the text in your cell, and then click the Justify
button on the Formatting toolbar. This should produce code
like this:

<td><p align="justify">Your content goes here.</p></td>

If you alt-click the table cell and click Justify, you'll
get:

<td align="justify">Your content goes here.</td>

which doesn't display as you want.

However, not all browsers support justified text. In those
browsers that don't, the text will appear left-justified.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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