I write my blog entry in Dreamweaver on a blank page, make all the alignment, highlighting changes, switch to code view…then copy and paste the relevant code.įor those who don’t have web design software, I’d recommend NVU which was designed for Linux but is available for all formats. It will never be anything other than a code shop. I have a site set up within Macromedia Dreamweaver called “Blogs”. I see no reason why a “ justify” button couldn’t be added for me the only downside of which would be that my blog would become less unique.įor those with web design software I can show you an easier way. This is due to exploits skilled people can utilize to do damage to either the WordPress servers, or their clients blogs. I personally think that the default should be “ justify“.Ĭertain HTML code is allowed, while others are not. Until WordPress include a “ justify” to sit alongside “ left” “ center” and “ right” I’ll have to do things the long way. The “ visual” preview area shows the alignment. Now simply change the word “left” to “justify” so that it reads with the selected text in between Įither “ save” “ publish” or switch back to “ visual” view to see your preview changes. It will have added HTML tags with the selected text in between Switch to “ code” view and scroll down until you see you paragraph. (“ left” “ center” or “ right” make no difference here, it’s merely to get WordPress to write the code for you to alter, rather than writing the code yourself) Highlight the text you want justified and “ left” align it. How did I do this? It involves switching between “ visual” and “ code” views.Įnter your paragraph as usual in “ visual” mode.

ALL of my WordPress blog entries are justified. You have the option of “ center” or “ right” but unless you highlight and choose these you get “ left“.

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