text-alignment

I am building a wordpress plugin which is generating an HTML table and sending to gravityforms html block via shortcode. My problem is that cell contents can contain: 23.24 1,234.665 123.4 etc... Notice the differing number of decimal places. Is there a non-hack & best practice way of aligning this column data by decimal point? In this case, Aligning right will not work. Inserting 0s is not acceptable because this indicates a degree of accuracy which is not there. As you can see, I have attempted to use align="char" char="." inside the td elements with no luck. Any help anybody can help with

I am working on a CATextLayer that I want to use in both Mac and iOS. Can I control the vertical alignment of the text within the layer? In this particular case, I want to center it vertically -- but information about other vertical alignments would also be of interest. EDIT: I found this , but I can't make it work. iamktothed The correct answer, as you've already found, is here in Objective-C and works for iOS . It works by subclassing the CATextLayer and overriding the drawInContext function. However, I've made some improvements to the code , as shown below, using David Hoerl's code as a

What's the difference between android:textAlignment and android:gravity ? stinepike All I can see is that the textAlignment is a member of the View Class and the gravity is the member of TextView class. So for the TextView and its subclasses you can use the gravity while you can use the textAlignment for all Views. As the TextView and its subclasses need some more text-aligning features, so you can see there are more options in gravity where in textAlignment there are only basic options. Although it is only my guess because I have not found any clear documentation about the difference. You can

I'm trying to justify the text within this p tag so that it perfectly fits the width of the p. <p align="justify" style="text-align: justify !important; color:#fff; margin:0px; font-weight:bold; width:487px; border:Solid 1px red;">blah blah blah</p> but the text just wont justify! any idea why? thanks for any help. manafire You can use the solution described here: http://blog.vjeux.com/2011/css/css-one-line-justify.html This will justify a single line but adds a space after, so if you know the height, you can specify it with overflow:hidden to conceal it and still get the justification.

I am currently trying to justify text in a textarea, unfortunately the CSS: text-align: justify; Doesn't work on the text like center, left and right do. I've tried this in both Firefox 3 and IE 7 with no luck. Is there any way around this? i dont think this is possible in the html textarea element. you might be able to use some sort of wysiwyg editor (editable div). ie. fckeditor I dealt with same issue and found out very stupid solution. Make sure that the text to be displayed falls within the start and end tag elements in the same line and not in the next line <textarea name="description"

I know you can set the alignment for each item using: TableWidget->item(0,0)->setTextAlignment(Qt::AlignLeft); However I would like to set a default alignment for all the cells in order to do not have to set it every time I create a new item. Is it possible? Yes it is possible. But you need to understand you are not modifying a property of the table widget, but a property of the table widget item. First create your own item, and set it up as you want QTableWidgetItem * protoitem = new QTableWidgetItem(); protoitem->setTextAlignment(Qt::AlignLeft); etc... Then each time you want to create a new