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[Marius Popa-4]

You should also add the option for justified text in Writer/Web.

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[Peter Junge-2]

Marius Popa wrote:
> You should also add the option for justified text in Writer/Web.
>

You should consider to review the HTML specification(s).

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[Marius Popa-4]

and how should I do that?

On 26 November 2010 09:41, Peter Junge <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Marius Popa wrote:
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>> You should also add the option for justified text in Writer/Web.
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> You should consider to review the HTML specification(s).
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[Uwe Fischer-6]

On 11/26/10 08:03, Marius Popa wrote:
> You should also add the option for justified text in Writer/Web.
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The icon is grayed out, but you can choose Format->Paragraph->Alignment
to justify the paragraphs.

Uwe
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[Peter Junge-2]

Marius Popa wrote:
> and how should I do that?

How about querying Google about "HTML justified text"? One could learn
that justification is no general text attribute in HTML (that's why it's
grayed-out in the UI), but limited to a handful of elements, e.g. <p>
(paragraph). Justifying paragraphs can be adjusted in
Format::Paragraph::Alignment.

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>> Marius Popa wrote:
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>>> You should also add the option for justified text in Writer/Web.
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>> You should consider to review the HTML specification(s).
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[Niklas Nebel-2]

On 11/26/10 10:55, Peter Junge wrote:
> How about querying Google about "HTML justified text"? One could learn
> that justification is no general text attribute in HTML (that's why it's
> grayed-out in the UI), but limited to a handful of elements, e.g. <p>
> (paragraph). Justifying paragraphs can be adjusted in
> Format::Paragraph::Alignment.

Actually, it depends on the HTML export setting in "Options - Load/Save
- HTML Compatibility", because good old HTML 3.2 didn't allow justified
text.

Niklas

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[Marius Popa-4]

I did not see OpenOffice.org Web in OpenOffice.org 3.2.1 portable. Why? Is
it not present? However, I did see it in LibreOffice 3.3 beta.

On 26 November 2010 12:00, Niklas Nebel <[hidden email]> wrote:

> On 11/26/10 10:55, Peter Junge wrote:
>
>> How about querying Google about "HTML justified text"? One could learn
>> that justification is no general text attribute in HTML (that's why it's
>> grayed-out in the UI), but limited to a handful of elements, e.g. <p>
>> (paragraph). Justifying paragraphs can be adjusted in
>> Format::Paragraph::Alignment.
>>
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> Actually, it depends on the HTML export setting in "Options - Load/Save -
> HTML Compatibility", because good old HTML 3.2 didn't allow justified text.
>
> Niklas
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[Peter Junge-2]

OpenOffice.org portable is no project which is hosted at OpenOffice.org,
but at PortableApps.com, please contact the developers there.

Marius Popa wrote:

> I did not see OpenOffice.org Web in OpenOffice.org 3.2.1 portable. Why? Is
> it not present? However, I did see it in LibreOffice 3.3 beta.
>
> On 26 November 2010 12:00, Niklas Nebel <[hidden email]> wrote:
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>> On 11/26/10 10:55, Peter Junge wrote:
>>
>>> How about querying Google about "HTML justified text"? One could learn
>>> that justification is no general text attribute in HTML (that's why it's
>>> grayed-out in the UI), but limited to a handful of elements, e.g. <p>
>>> (paragraph). Justifying paragraphs can be adjusted in
>>> Format::Paragraph::Alignment.
>>>
>> Actually, it depends on the HTML export setting in "Options - Load/Save -
>> HTML Compatibility", because good old HTML 3.2 didn't allow justified text.
>>
>> Niklas
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