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-ms-text-align-last property

Gets or sets a value that indicates how to align the last line or only line of text in the specified object.

Syntax

Property values

auto: Default. Text is aligned like the other lines in the object, using the value of the text-align property.
center: Text is centered.
inherit: Text is aligned like the text in the parent object.
justify: Text is justified.
left: Text is aligned to the left.
right: Text is aligned to the right.

CSS information

Applies To	block containers
Media	visual
Inherited	true
Initial Value	auto

Standards information

CSS Text Level 3, Section 8.1

Remarks

Windows Internet Explorer 8. The -ms-text-align-last property is an extension to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and can be used as a synonym for the text-align-last property in IE8 Standards mode and higher.

Examples

The following example shows an embedded style rule that justifies all the lines in the document's p elements. This is commonly found in East Asian typography.


<style>
    p.DistributeAllLines { text-align: justify;
                           text-justify: distribute;                             
                           text-align-last: justify }
</style>

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