Text Align

text-align, like a Word or Google Doc, can be used to change the way your text is formatted on a page. This can be very important, as the way you display information on a page can affect a viewers understanding of your content. If you want your text to appear like it usually does, that means your text is aligned to the left. If you want the opposite of this, then you can align your text to the right. If you want it smack-bang in the middle of the page, you can use center, and if you want it to fill all the space you’ve provided, you can use justify.

Example

I can use text-align to change the way my heading looks on the page:

h1 {
    text-align: center; 
}

If you want to know more about the text-align property, you can go to the links at MDN Web Docs or w3schools. Both of these sites give excellent examples of the text-align CSS property that are interactive, and allow you to change and alter the values to see how the property works.