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Add command for justified text alignment #149
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Add command for justified text alignment
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Thanks. I merged it and renamed it to |
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Thanks - do you by any chance have a link to the rich text editing specification that you are refering to? Or do you mean the RTF specification? |
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Sure! To be more precise: I meant the "HTML Editing APIs" which is a work in progress http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/editing/raw-file/tip/editing.html |
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I've added a command for justified text alignment (text-align: justify;).
To avoid confusing naming due to naming conflict with the command prefix, I've named this justifyFill as opposed to justifyJustify, as 'fill' still accurately describes what this setting does.