HTML and CSS Reference
In-Depth Information
Compatibility
CSS3 speculative
IE 5+
Notes
• As an extension this property is correctly written as
-ms-text-autospace
in IE 8
and beyond.
• The current CSS3 specification indicates this property is under consideration, but it
is not currently fully documented.
• The effect of this property can be a bit subtle, so you may have to increase font size
to notice it in places and closely compare it to the same text without the property.
text-fill-color
This property defines the color for filling in a text block.
Syntax
text-fill-color:
colorvalue
where colorvalue is a typical color value like #f00 or red. By default, the fill color will be
whatever the current color is.
Example
<h1 style="font-size: 70px; -webkit-text-fill-color: red;">
Merry Christmas
</h1>
Compatibility
No specification
Chrome 2+, Safari 3+
Notes
• Under WebKit-based browsers this property is defined as
-webkit-text-fill-
color
.
• This is often used in conjunction with
text-stroke
.
text-justify
This property provides greater control over how justified text should be aligned and spaced.
Syntax
text-justify: auto | distribute | distribute-all-lines | inter-cluster |
inter-ideograph | inter-word | kashida | newspaper
The default value of
auto
lets the browser define the justification algorithm to use. The
newspaper
value changes the spacing between letters and words to justify. If you set
inter-word,
it sets spacing solely between words. The value of
distribute
is similar to
newspaper
but optimized for Asian languages. The value
distribute-all-lines
is the
