JSFiddle - React, Tailwind, and code Playground
by meetravi
HTML
<script src="News Paper Layout"></script>
<img style="float: left; padding: 3px 3px 0px 3px;" src="girl_cry.gif" width="80" height="80" />
<div style="text-align:left; text-justify:distribute-all-lines;">Some people prefer to have a justified appearance for text that resembles a newspaper or magazine layout. I tend to avoid this approach for the Web but that's just my own preference. Depending on the length of words themselves and the working area, you can end up with stretched words (IE) or spaces (Firefox) that don't look very appealing to anyone.Some people prefer to have a justified appearance for text that resembles a newspaper or magazine layout. I tend to avoid this approach for the Web but that's just my own preference. Depending on the length of words themselves and the working area, you can end up with stretched words (IE) or spaces (Firefox) that don't look very appealing to anyone.Some people prefer to have a justified appearance for textthat resembles a newspaper or magazine layout. I tend to avoid this approach for the Web but that's just my own preference. Depending on the length of words themselves and the working area, you can end up with stretched words (IE) or spaces (Firefox) that don't look very appealing to anyone.Some people prefer to have a justified appearance for text that resembles a newspaper or magazine layout. I tend to avoid this approach for the Web but that's just my own preference. Depending on the length of words themselves and the working area, you can end up with stretched words (IE) or spaces (Firefox) that don't look very appealing to anyone.</div>