To clarify on @saurav9005 solution, you can actually post your CSS styling directly by using the Theme Editor (for all 2.0 themes). It looks like you are using the Sense theme, which supports this option.
I’m sorry I had a typo in my previous reply, and I can’t edit it, I meant to write that it’s not working on the blog post page. It’s working only on the blog’s main page.
This will affect the alignment of all the content below the header and navigation. You can edit the blog post content itself in the admin under Online Store > Blogs and justify the text in the content editor there.
Hi again, I thought this issue was solved, but I guess not. I don’t know why but somehow the code is not affecting the entire blog post. You can check the screenshots, and please let me know if you have any idea how I can overcome this:
I tried this and it works, however it also applies it to my title. Is there any css code I can use to make it not apply to the blog title? It makes it look funny. Thanks!!
Thank you for the screenshots showcasing the issues you are seeing! If the CSS styling is not working properly, please remove it from your theme and try using HTML styling on the page content instead. I recommend copying and pasting your blog content into a word document before making any changes, to ensure you have an easy recovery of the blog content.
You can use this free HTML editor to apply justified styling to the page content specifically: https://html5-editor.net.
You can copy and paste the entirety of your blog page into the text editor on the right side of the display, make any changes you want and then copy the HTML version on the left side back into your blog’s page editor, replacing the text you had. You can also manually add the styling shown in my screenshot below if you are comfortable.
Adding HTML content to your pages is very easy, you can view your HTML content by clicking the <> button above the text editor for your blogs and pages.