Setting default text alignment in blogger html view

By default the text alignment of the blogger is left alignment. But I feel that the justify alignment looks better, and most of the time I write blog using "HTML view" since most of the time I share some kind of source code, which, I feel, is better using html view compared to compose view. So it will be better for me if I can add default text alignment to justify for whole document instead of doing for each paragraph. Here I am sharing how I do it in blogger.

Solution

One of the easiest way is to use the <style> function in the head secetion of html and setting the body to justify alignment using the body{text-align: justify}. So basically add the following section at the start of the document. 

<head>
  <style>
    body{text-align: justify}
  </style>
</head>

Now start writing your post inside the <body> section, the text will be aligned accordingly. Your will look something like thi:

<body>
  [Your text or code for text for post will be here.]
</body>

Hope this will help.

Cheers
A.P.

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