RE: Make you post easier to read. Get more upvotes!

[kryptik.tigrrr3d]

Nice post. I've learned these things back in 2018 when I started out in Steemit, and there is one thing that you have not included here that would make the most difference in your post, and make it look better. It is text justification, and if don't know what it means, just take a look at how the text of this comment is uniformly aligned on the left and right side. To create this effect the code is, <div class=text-justify> placed at the top of the paragraph, and closed with a </div> at the end. I usually put it after the period.

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[brutalisti]

Thank you for your input. I have missed this intentionally for two reasons.

• First of them is that I wanted to include only markup in this part and make a second part with the other html possibilities.
• The second reason is that I do not recommend using text justification for web, even if it is web 3.0. The browsers do not handle well text justification and leave big chunks of white space between words, called rivers. This makes the text harder to read and especially hard for people with some form of dyslexia. This lowers the readability and user experience score.
  For now, justifications has its place in books and newspapers and in text paragraphs made with complex algorithms for justification like in InDesign. I am even thinking to write a longer text about text justification, till then you can have a look here