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The code is a bit of a pain to paste here, because it is very repetitive. Right now, the code in JavaScript creates 8 lines of 12 random letters each, based on a function with Math.random() that generates different letters. When those letters appear on the page, the problem is that, obviously, the letters each have a different length. Therefore, the lines are not all the same length and the result appears rather messy, because some lines end before/after others. Is there a way (in JS or CSS, whichever) to make sure that the lines are all exactly the same length?

Owen L.
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  • If you are looking to spread a single line to a certain width : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5976289/stretch-text-to-fit-width-of-div – Striker May 22 '16 at 11:54

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you can use text-justify in the css for that. assuming that the generated text is in a p with a class of sampleText. 

.sampleText{text-align:justify}
gavgrif
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