To center text using HTML, you can use the <center> tag or use a CSS property. To proceed, select the option you prefer and follow the instructions.
Using the <center></center> tags
One way to center text is to enclose it within <center></center> tags. The following box has an example.
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When you justify text in Word, you give your text straight edges on both sides of the paragraph. Justifying extends each line of your text to the left and right margins. Justifying text might make the last line of text in a paragraph considerably shorter than the other lines. Select the text you want to justify. When you justify text in Word, you give your text straight edges on both sides of the paragraph. Justifying extends each line of your text to the left and right margins. Justifying text might make the last line of text in a paragraph considerably shorter than the other lines. Select the text you want to justify. You can align all the text in a text box with the top, middle, or bottom of the text box. Click the outer edge of the text box to select it. On the Shape Format tab, click Format Pane. Click the Shape Options tab if it isn't already selected. Process 2 to Align Text in Word This process is also simple to follow and therefore must be followed to get the work done. Press the dialogue box launcher on the paragraph menu under the home tab. You can then align the text as per your requirement. You can align it to left, right, center and can justify it as well.
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NoteThe <center> tag is now considered deprecated. Although it may still work, it is expected to be removed in favor of using CSS. We recommend you use the style sheet method (shown below) to center text in HTML.
Using a style sheet property
You can center text with CSS by specifying the text-align property of the element to be centered.
Centering a few blocks of text
If you only have one or a few blocks of text to center, add the style attribute to the element's opening tag and use the 'text-align' property. In the example below, we've added them to the <p> tag.
Notice that the value of the property 'text-align' is set to 'center' to indicate the element is to be centered.
Multiple blocks of text
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If you have many blocks of text to center, use CSS inside <style></style> tags in the head section or in an external style sheet. See the example code below for how to set all text inside the <p></p> tags to be centered.
The text in every set of <p></p> tags is centered on the page. If you would like some paragraphs centered, while others are not, you can create a style class, as seen in the code below.
If you're creating a center class, as shown in the example above, a paragraph can be centered using the code below, which 'calls' the center class.
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Once a class is created, it can be applied to any HTML tag. For example, if you wanted the heading to be centered, you could add class='center' to the <h1> tag or another heading tag.
Additional information
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- See the center definition for further information and related links.