Solution for horizontal alignment at both ends of the text
<div>
<h2>mas-0200 Mini Goldfish Tank 6</h2>
<span>Product size</span>424*213-256mm<br />
<span class=”p_l”>re amount</span>5.4kg<br />
<span>Input voltage</span>ac 110-240v<br />
<span class=”p_l”>gong rate</span>50Hz-60Hz<br />
<span>Products</span>Self-use/birthday/marriage/housewarming/high liter/friend gift<br/>
</div>
#parameter .par .p_l {
float: left;
width: 80px;
height: 30px;
}
#parameter .par .spac {
Word-Spacing: 28px;
}
Principle: By using the font spacing for words with a small number of fonts to control, the effect of alignment at both ends of the product-related parameters can be achieved. The use of CSS’s literal alignment attributes does not work, it can be said to be yes. However, this method is only applicable to situations where the number of texts in a line has been determined.
