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Align Text
Introduction
Being able to align your text, can really help your organize and space out your site, so it's easy to read for your visitors. In this section, you will learn how to align your text in a variety of different ways.
Align Left
This tag will align your text to the left of the screen. The starting tag is <P ALIGN="LEFT"> and the closing tag is </P>. The text between these tags is what is aligned to the left.

index.html - Notepad
....<BODY>

<P ALIGN="LEFT">

Hello World!

</P>

</BODY>....

My Homepage - Microsoft Internet Explorer

Hello World!



Align Right
This tag will align your text to the right of the screen. The starting tag is <P ALIGN="RIGHT"> and the closing tag is </P>. The text between these tags is what is aligned to the right.

index.html - Notepad
....<BODY>

<P ALIGN="RIGHT">

Hello World!

</P>

</BODY>....

My Homepage - Microsoft Internet Explorer

Hello World!



Align Center
This tag will align your text to the center of the screen. The starting tag is <P ALIGN="CENTER"> and the closing tag is </P>. The text between these tags is what is aligned to the center.

index.html - Notepad
....<BODY>

<P ALIGN="CENTER">

Hello World!

</P>

</BODY>....

My Homepage - Microsoft Internet Explorer

Hello World!



Center
This tag does the same thing as the previous tag but it is shorter. The starting tag is <CENTER> and the closing tag is </CENTER>. The text between these tags is what is aligned to the center.

index.html - Notepad
....<BODY>

<CENTER>

Hello World!

</CENTER>

</BODY>....

My Homepage - Microsoft Internet Explorer

Hello World!



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