How do you use Justify attribute in <P>

I am confused with this attribute. How do you use Justify attribute in HTML

a reply to: 2head

As far as I know, it's the same as any other html text align attribute:

...< p align="justify"> (ignore the space in front of the p and the 3 periods)

a reply to: 2head

as an alternative, you could try using the style attribute and the text-align property:
<p style="text-align:justify;">This is a paragraph.</p>

...but you still need enough text (multiple lines) to actually see it working.

This site has an interactive feature at the bottom of the page that might help:
www.w3schools.com...

Or you could create a div with an custom id and style it in css the right way. Keep your html and css separate, makes for cleaner structure and ease of reading.

Html
< div id=test>Chunk Of Text< /div>

Css
#test [
text-align: justify;
text-justify: inter-word;
]

Edit: Seems ATS converts the brackets...BOO

This is why I hate coding HTML. Its all different.

align
can be left right or center

try w3schools - great website coding resource

Syntax:
div [
text-align: justify;
text-justify: inter-word;
]