Makes paragraphs justified by default. It looks better IMHO. Screenshots are of http://annevankesteren.nl/ . Note, this code can cause some minor visual bugs in websites, such as when a paragraph is inside a centered div, the paragraph can become uncentered.
Edit: there is a better-working user script at http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/4065 , use that with Greasemonkey instead.
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- Install Stylish for Firefox, Thunderbird, Flock, Mozilla Suite, SeaMonkey, or Songbird. If you have Stylish already, make sure you're using the latest version and have JavaScript enabled.
- You need Firefox to use this style. Get , then Install Stylish, then come back here to install this style.
- - load into the Stylish extension where you can preview and save it.
- - this style has been updated since you installed it in Stylish.
- - Greasemonkey and Opera users can load this style as a user script.
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styleofafool said on Dec 13 2006
The other day, the 7th was Pearl Harbor Day, and I have been doing a lot of thinking about WW II etc. This is not entirely new thinking, but I realized how much I was and am affected by that huge event. I have heard that at age ten, especially; a person is profoundly affected by where he is and what is going on. I was five when Japan attacked, and eight when the war ended, but we were still greatly by the war after that. And, I have come to realize WWII was a landmark in my development as a human and my world view. The world and America both greatly changed between my fifth and tenth years! Part of the differences that you and I will discover in your and my world view is because of my history through WWII; it’s more than generational. Well, there is much more to be said about that, but let’s get at your first question—What do I see as basic characteristics of our relationship? Let’s say that a characteristic is a distinguishing feature or attribute.
Love is the basis of our relationship, and is the main characteristic. Of course, there are different types of love. (English only has one word for love, where Greek has four.) Love is a noun and a verb; it is responding to, and what one responds with, to the needs of another apart from personal gratification as motivation. My love for you is unconditional; there is nothing you could do to make me not love you. (The same is true of my love for your sister and your brothers.) Jesus said (paraphrased) true love will cause a person to give his life to save another’s. If it came down to it, I would rather die than see you die. My dad and I never talked this way, but I am quite sure that what I have said here was how my dad felt. I don’t remember my dad ever telling me that he loved me, but I never doubted that he did, neither did I question it. I never knew Grandfather Youngs; I don’t know what was in his heart, but he certainly did not act in a loving way toward my dad and at least one of Dad’s sisters. I would think that Grandpa did love my dad.
Jaymoon said on Nov 28 2006
Works great... Thanks
The MAZZTer said on Nov 26 2006
Not a bad idea, but it's actually easier to keep track of where you're reading in large text blobs if the right edge is jagged...
Paulfox said on May 06 2006
Excellent, useful idea. I'm trying it out today. I think it looks better too!
marcanth said on May 06 2006
That is a good one. However some 'web designers' have the bad practice of not using paragraphs...