How can you align the text in a cell?

Answer 1

Left - aligns everything to the left

Right - aligns everything to the right

Centre - aligns everything to the middle

Justify - stretches the text so it lines up at each margin

Answer 2

It depends on what type of application you are using. In Excel, you center text by clicking on the cell and selecting center alignment as the cell format. In other applications, like emails, there is usually an icon at the top that you can click on after highlighting the words/paragraphs you want to center.

If using HTML code on a web page, place <center> before the words you want to center and </center> after those words.

Answer 3

Left, Right, Center, and Justify. (There are 4 ways, not 3.)

In CSS, text can be aligned to the left, the right, or the center. Left align causes the text to align to the left edge of the element. Likewise, right does the same, but lines up against the right edge. In English, the default is to align left. In Hebrew or Arabic (for instance) the default is to align text to the right.

Centered text is centered text is centered on the line.

In CSS, you can also specify that text should "justify." This means that the spacing of the letters is adjusted so that both the left and the right edges of the text will align. (You can see this most often in newspapers.)

Answer 4

left align

right align

justified

center align

Answer 5

Text can be aligned in all versions of HTML. Earlier <center> tag was used, now style elements can be used.

Answer 6

Aligning text is very easy in HTML. It can be done by the align element i.e. align="middle" or even the <center> tag.