In HTML, text is aligned using a property called "text-align" that can have three values: "left," "right," "center" and "justify." When you add this property to an HTML element, any text it ...

Select from any of the standard horizontal alignment options of "Align Left," "Align Center" and "Align Right." You can also use the text alignment and justification options to align and justify text.

For example, you might use a center tab stop to align years in a position. If you were to use spaces, any change to the text in the line–or any modification of the font size–might disrupt your ...