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I wanted to comment on that as well. It dawned on me near the end of the article that all lines end exactly at a word boundary. You can tell there's some subtle
by aquova 2y ago
I wanted to comment on that as well. It dawned on me near the end of the article that all lines end exactly at a word boundary. You can tell there's some subtle kerning going on, as different lines don't line up, even though it's a monospaced font, but it's very subtle and well done.
- kristianp 2y agoThat's called text justification. Spaces are added between words to line up the words to end at the right margin.
- syncsynchalt 2y agoIt's as easy as CSS: text-align: justify; try it in your browser console: document.body.style="text-align: justify";