How about adding the text-justify CSS rule

[PrinOrange]

Hello, In CSS, the text-justify property is used to control the alignment of text at both ends of a line under the text-align:justify. This property is typically used for multi-line text. The tailwindcss does not support the text-justify rule as far. So I think it's necessary for enroll it now.

Here is the documentation in MDN for text-justify CSS rule.

Basic syntax:

text-justify: auto 
| none 
| inter-word 
| inter-ideograph 
| inter-cluster 
| distribute 
| kashida 
| newspaper 
| distribute-all-lines;

• auto: The browser automatically selects the justification method. Most browsers default to inter-word.
• none: Default value, the browser automatically selects the justification method based on the text content.
• inter-word: Adds spacing between words to fill the line as much as possible.
• inter-ideograph: Adds spacing between ideographic characters, commonly used for Chinese typography.
• inter-cluster: Adds spacing between character clusters, suitable for certain font-specific situations.
• distribute: Stretches each word to evenly distribute text across the line.
• kashida: In some specific fonts and scripts, stretches or contracts text by inserting "kashida" (a special elongation mark) to achieve alignment.
• newspaper: Simulates newspaper layout, making each line's width as similar as possible.
• distribute-all-lines: Stretches text on each line to make all lines equal in length.

The rendering effects of these values can vary depending on the browser and font used.

For example,

.container {
    width: 300px;
}

.text {
    text-align: justify;
    text-justify: inter-word;
}

In this example:

• We have a container with a fixed width of 300 pixels (width: 300px;).
• Inside the container, we have a text element with the class .text.
• We set text-align: justify; to justify the text at both ends of each line.
• Additionally, we use text-justify: inter-word; to add spacing between words, ensuring that the text fills the line as much as possible with the words evenly spaced.

This will result in the text inside the .text element being justified with spaces between words, creating a visually pleasing layout within the 300-pixel wide container.