Text alignment

[quote=CptTeemoOnDuty]Hi there, I've been making my guide for quite a while now and I've always tried looking into text alignment. With this I don't mean the positioning of the text, but the way the text formats in a way. Usually you have left right, center and square, where center makes the text look like a block of text, spacing between some words to achieve always that every sentence or word ends at the same space. It is usually represented by 3 lines, where the lines tend to one side the other or center. But then there is another option where all lines are equally long. Is there a way to format my text so it keeps that formatting? It would really be appreciated as I tried looking for it, I might have overseen it but it annoys me quite a bit as it is aestetically less pleasing at least for me.[/quote]

[quote=Dzopilant]I can't tell 100% for sure but my fading memory tells me I did already dig the same question some time ago (for the same reasons ^^) but I did end with only 3 "easy" options being left, center or right and no "justify" style making sure a sentence use the max spacing of a line to make it looks like a block. But maybe some better answer may come ... cross fingers ^^[/quote]

[quote=PsiGuard]I don't believe there's any way to justify text in BBCode, sorry. :/ If I'm wrong, someone else can correct me, but I've never seen it done.[/quote]

[quote=CptTeemoOnDuty]Oh ye, It was called Justify, totally forgot. Well thanks for your troubles and shame there isn't anything coded to do so.[/quote]

[quote=DutchWolf114][quote=PsiGuard]I don't believe there's any way to justify text in BBCode, sorry. :/ If I'm wrong, someone else can correct me, but I've never seen it done.[/quote] Yeah I've looked into this quite extensively a while ago since it buggs the hell out of me, but can confirm that it cnanot be done.[/quote]