document.classes.textAlign
JavaScript 1.2+ Nav4+ Syntax
document.classes.className.tagName.textAlign
Description
The textAlign property specifies the alignment of text within an element as associated with the class called className. The definition can also specify a tag or the word all for tagName.
There are four types of values that are valid for the textAlign property: left, right, center, and justify.
Example
Listing 7.89 uses textAlign property to align the text to the right.
Listing 7.89 Set the textAlign Property
<html> <script> <!-- Hide //Create a style sheet class that defines right alignment document.classes.RIGHT.all.borderWidths(10) document.classes.RIGHT.all.textAlign = "right"; //Hide End ---> </script> <p class=RIGHT>This ... |
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