Text Alignment
You can set the alignment of any HTML element using the
text-align style rule. text-align can be used to set the alignment for a paragraph, a section of the document, or even the
whole document. text-align can be used to set alignment to left, right, center, or justified.
For example, suppose we want to center a paragraph. First, we'll create a styles class called
centeralign by putting the following code into the <HEAD> section of the document:
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
<!--
.centeralign {text-align:center}
-->
</STYLE>
Now we can set any paragraph to centeralign class like this:
<P CLASS="centeralign">
Get Centered
</P>
which gives us
Get Centered
We can apply the same class to a <DIV ...> element to center a section of the page:
<DIV CLASS="centeralign">
This is a center aligned bunch of text
<P>
It stays center aligned because it is within
a DIV which has a center aligned style.
<P>
Each element within the center aligned DIV
inherits the center aligned style.
</DIV>
which gives us
This is a center aligned bunch of text
It stays center aligned because it is within
a DIV which has a center aligned style.
Each element within the center aligned DIV
inherits the center aligned style.
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