rjust Filter

Formatting

Argument: n (required) – The width of the field in number of characters, in which to justify the value.

Documentation

Right justifies a value by padding it with whitespace on the left.

Variable

company = 'Webucator'

Template

{{ "company|rjust:20" }}

Result

"           Webucator"

In a browser, whitespace is condensed, so the output would be:

" Webucator"

Commentary

As whitespace is condensed by default in HTML pages, alignment filters will not affect the output unless the text is within a pre element or CSS is used to prevent whitespace from being condensed. However, Django can be used to create non-HTML documents as well. In such documents, formatting with whitespace might make more sense.


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This page last updated on Oct. 30, 2022, 1:21 p.m. EST