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The Academia theme justifies all texts, including titles, text in tables and so on. This does not look very nice.
Examples can be seen on http://ai.vub.ac.be/, where long titles which span several lines are justified, causing lots of spaces between the words. Also notice the ugly spacing in the table text "Year of publication" on http://ai.vub.ac.be/node/57
I would like to use only justification for the body texts, not for headings and tables and so on.
Comments
Comment #1
bengtan CreditAttribution: bengtan commentedHmmm ... I'm undecided about this.
If enough users vote for removing global text justification, then I'll do so.
For now, if you want to remove it just for your site, you can edit html-elements.css and remove line 27:
If you want to justify eg. only paragraphs, you could try adding this to the end of html-elements.css:
Justifying other elements will require further css tweaking.