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Originally Posted by Anak
In short, the Justifiction Option in the Reading Menu doesn't work properly because it doesn't respect centered text alignment.
Centered text should be rendered as centered regardless if justification override in the Reading Menu is set as off, left or justified.
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That behaviour would be expected since you are
overriding the ePub's justification settings. Perhaps you are expecting it to be more granular but that would require inspecting each chunk of text. Considering that I've seen multiple epubs which use <div> instead of <p> tags for the paragraphs and that use <p> tags instead of <hx> tags for the headers, that is going to be a PITA to implement in a fashion that most would find useful. Then we have the outlier ePubs where the justification was set to centered for the body paragraph style (I've seen that on 6 occasions from a quick perusal of my notes).
As for the headers becoming left aligned? Most justification schemes try to avoid short single lines such as those in most chapter headers or at the end of paragraphs being stretched across the entire line. So an expected behaviour.
I personally would not prefer seeing Chapter (with some intercharacter spacing) on the left margin and 20 (again with some intercharacter spacing on the right margin rather than seeing Chapter 20 left aligned.