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If I understand the situation correctly, you have short paragraphs starting with a number, and the paragraphs are to be rendered as justified on both sides, but the space between the number and the first word should not be stretched. Moreover, it seems that the paragraphs start with a no-break space; otherwise I cannot understand why they start with varying-width space in the screenshot. I don’t think there’s any CSS solution. The CSS properties for justification are rather simple, not letting you control which spaces get adjusted (even as per CSS 3 Text). There’s a character-level solution, though, but with some risks. Instead of no-break spaces (which are treated as non-stretchable by some browsers, but not by all, and the trend seems to treat them as normal spaces except for line-breaking), use fixed-width spaces. This may however fail on IE 6, depending on font; see my <a href="http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/chars/spaces.html" rel="nofollow">notes on Unicode spaces</a>. You could specify that the number be surrounded by an unstretchable en space, thereby directing all stretching of spaces to other spaces on the line, by starting a paragraph as follows: <pre><code> <div class = 'outer'> &ensp;5&ensp;Text of the paragraph. </div> </code></pre> The en space, being 0.5em wide, might be too wide. The four-per-em space (0.25em wide) corresponds to a typical width of a normal space when unstretched (though this depends on the font). To use it, replace <code>&ensp;</code> by <code>&#x2005;</code> or by the actual U+2005 character, if using UTF-8 encoding.
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