Thread: Text Justification
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Old 11-07-2010, 09:53 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by ramjet1953 View Post
Hi, Guys!

I'm having a problem with text justification when I create an ePub file.

Regardless of what I do, it always comes out as center-justified.

I look at the .css style-sheet and it says left, but for some reason it still comes out center.

My eBook reader is a Hanlin V3 running OpenInkpot.

I try to force justification using its' menu, but to no avail.

Regards,
Roger
Remember, styles are Cascading.
The First selector may say LEFT, but the second selector may add Center (the rest is inherited from the first).
Class="style1 Style2"

If you use Sigil's controls, they are local to the page(SGC-#), not the CSS,thus having higher priority.
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