Stretch Texts across the entire width of a page

Hi @Donald Symmons,

Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum! Could you share a bit more about your scenario? Are you trying to stretch text across the entire width for a webpage, or in an application like Word or Google Docs? 

I also noticed your question is currently posted under Microsoft Teams | Development, which is typically focused on building custom apps, bots, or integrations for Teams. If your goal is related to web design or document formatting, we might need to adjust the scope so you get the most accurate guidance.

Looking forward to your reply!

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Unfortunately the CSS property "text-align: justify; text-justify : inter-character" combo cannot automatically calculate the even spacing for you if the contain width exceed a certain reasonable size for the text (in the example case it's about 115px).

You need to use javascript to calculate how many characters your text to display has, then set letter-spacing to the calc((100vw / (<number of character - 1)) - 1ch), where "ch" is the width unit for the width of 1 character.

<div style="width: 100vw; letter-spacing: calc((100vw / 17) - 1ch)">Here is some text</div>

You may want to adjust your result to 1.1ch or something like that if your text contains lots of wider character like "W" or reduce it if it contains lots of narrower one like "i" though.