Anthony D. Baye wrote:

> couldn't you add to the rule for p like so:
> 
> p {
>     text-align: justify;
>     max-width: 600px;
> }
> 
> or something similar?  I think max-width is css 3.0, but iirc it is
> supported by the most popular browsers.

max-width is in CSS 2 (<http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/propidx.html>), and it is 
not supported by IE 6, I believe (but who cares?)

> if you don't want all of your p tags to use the same rule, you could
> subclass it.
> 
> p .docText {
>     max-width: 600px;
> }

Just remove the space before the dot: p.docText, otherwise it applies to all 
anything with a docText class *inside* a <p> tag, but not to the <p> tag 
itself.

I would suggest specifying the max-width in relative units, like ems, 
instead, 50-60 em looks like a sensible size.

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