Yeah, well, I know, I just wrote a quick post for those who don’t know how to align text left in HTML. Silly. Now comes a redundant one for those who don’t know how to align text right in HTML and CSS.
[Someone from beyond the web page and monitor screen throws me a tomato: Hey, you really think people are as stupid as you can get?!]
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Anyway, here’s the solution:
p {text-align:right;}
This would prescribe that the text inside all p element to be aligned right, generically of course, because it could be overridden later.
CSS text-align is the rule we should be using here. By default all texts in HTML web pages are left aligned, so apparently text-align:right would be much useful than text-align:left.
Know how to center align or left align in CSS.