Thanks Bren,
Yeah, I was doing that... its just not working. Can I add the code as it was described above or do I have to add some preliminary coding before the HTML will be read correctly? I haven't done HTML in about 10 years, so I am way off my game, here.

I'm not a coding expert, so I can't help you with what code to use, but you don't add anything to what Rolly has advised you put as the code for your purpose.

So when you choose the insert html, put nothing else except the code. It will include the brackets etc that it needs to generate the code for you.

You can also google code, and tomalicous (sp? ) who posts here has a link to a great resource which I've used a lot.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_examples.asp

Edit: Actually, looking at Rollys code, he's inserted the brackets [[[ .... ]]] ... so try taking those out of the code, and then insert the code. It could be double the brackets, causing your problems.

So insert html - then <p align="justify" style="width:12em"></p>

I tested my code in the CC HTML Editor and it justified the text but in the shop it doesn't. There might be something in the shops style sheet that's overriding the justification. I'll do some more testing. Maybe JoAnn or Scott will drop by to give some advice.

Thanks Eric, much appreciated.

The in-line style should override the style sheet or page style.

Thanks Tom, That's what I thought also but it won't justify the text in the shop. Very strange. This is the first chunk of code I have had that works in the Editor and doesn't work in the shop.

I tested the code in the shop by making it align right and guess what it aligns left.

Mystery solved.

Bad news... didnt work right. Am I doing something wrong?
This is exactly how its typed into SCCP:

[[[ <style type="text/css">
div
{
text-align:justify;
text-justify:inter-word;
width:12em
}
</style>
<div>
This brightly-colored, picture-based chart set is ideal for encouraging young children to get into a routine, making for smoother, happier, more fit-free days. Charts are fully-customizable to fit your child's schedule. With up to six tasks for each time of day (morning, afternoon, night) they will encourage your child move from task to task with ease.

By separating each time of day into its own chart, it is easier for young children to focus on each set of tasks without feeling overwhelmed. Great for early or non-readers, the pictures are colorful and self-explanatory, and each task includes the description to encourage early literacy and recognition of sight words.

Set includes one dry-erase marker with adhesive clamp, so that children may interact with charts by checking off each item as it is completed (if desired). Add optional magnetic back to adhere to fridge or other metal surfaces. Makes a wonderful gift!
</div>]]]

I attached a before screen shot and after screen shot... it justified it, but seemed to justify everything on the page or something. I zoomed out so you could see the entire screen, its normally sized in reality.

Now what do I do?

Whoops, ok, capture2 is the before pic with no justification coding.
heres the after... capture1, with the coding exactly as noted above.

Try again.