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"URGENT HELP NEEDED - Please!"

Im designing a website for someone at the moment and need to show it to them later today.

One of the things they asked me was that they wanted the text in "block" meaning that the text needs to be in line both ends....... hmmmmm.... its hard to explain....

eg.

IIIIII
IIIIII
IIIIII
IIIIII

not

III
IIIII
IIII
IIIII

Does that make sense? I doubt it!

Anyway, any help would be appreciated.

I know its probably a really easy task, but I just dont know how to do it! :-)

That is to say, neither of them worked in Netscape.

Andy, you're wrong. I tested it and neither of them worked.

The way to make it work in all browsers is to use CSS. Set up a style tage to have text-alignment=justify and use that.

Oh yeah, and I just recieved £250 for the website Id made!

Now im off to spend it! :-D

££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££

Thanks again guys!

OK, neither of them work in Netscape.

Gabbo wrote:
> So style='text-align:justify' doesn't work? Is this just an IE thing as well or
> something?

Well, I've done a test page in IE and they both justify. As for netscape, well I'll test it next time I boot Linux.

say what dude???

IE Is the shiz. Bill Gates bums monkeys. Why can't someone see he's a genius, even if we all hate him. His real name is Slapknutz McGee. Who else could have thought up such a buggy company ad MS?

See, this is why IE is better, little things like this built in :o).