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Old 01-11-2020, 11:27 AM   #8
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In the CSS file, you have to either add the text-align: justify; line to the "calibre" class (or the class that is used for the body class) or to the class that is used for paragraphs and the first paragraph. The class "p" is rarely used for paragraphs, except in the case of poor coding by the person who created the file.

Also, you can set everything to be justified in Preferences, Conversion, Common Options, Look & Feel, Text (tab), Text Justification (drop-down box) and Justify text, but this will usually cause the cover image to be justified and not centered.

I have many codes added in Extra CSS to add text-align: justify; to many of the class names that are used for the first paragraph and paragraphs (including the "calibre" class, which doesn't work for some reason). Once in a while, I'll have to manually edit a CSS class to add text-align: justify; (when an unusual class name is used for the first paragraph and paragraphs).
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