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EugenePaliev
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Hello stc!
You need to use CSS. You don't need layer or table for that. Here is an example: text-align: justify
TIP:
if you apply CSS (text aligment) to the whole table or cell (<td>) the text inside the cell will be normally justified only in NN but not in IE. To justify text inside the table for IE you have to use <span> tags inside the cell.
Example:
<td><span style="text-align: justify">here goes some text ... </span></td>
To make text justified both in IE and NN apply CSS both to cell/table and span.
Example:
<td style="text-align: justify"><span style="text-align: justify">here goes some text ... </span></td>
Good Luck!
You need to use CSS. You don't need layer or table for that. Here is an example: text-align: justify
TIP:
if you apply CSS (text aligment) to the whole table or cell (<td>) the text inside the cell will be normally justified only in NN but not in IE. To justify text inside the table for IE you have to use <span> tags inside the cell.
Example:
<td><span style="text-align: justify">here goes some text ... </span></td>
To make text justified both in IE and NN apply CSS both to cell/table and span.
Example:
<td style="text-align: justify"><span style="text-align: justify">here goes some text ... </span></td>
Good Luck!
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