A detailed description of the Text-kashida-space property in CSS

Grammar:

Text-kashida-space:length

Parameters:

Length: percent. Indicates the ratio of kashida expansion to space expansion. For 100%, only kashida swell. Is 0%, only the space expands. The default value is 0%

Description

Sets or retrieves how characters are stretched to adjust the text line arrangement. It can be used with the Text-justify property.
The corresponding script attribute is textkashidaspace. Please refer to the other bibliography I have written.

Example:

div {text-kashida-space:50%;}

Value:
Length: percent. Indicates the ratio of kashida expansion to space expansion. For 100%, only kashida swell. Is 0%, only the space expands
Inherit: Follow the settings of the parent object

Description
Sets or retrieves how characters are stretched to adjust the text line arrangement. The default value is 0%.
Kashida is a printing effect that adjusts the lines of text by lengthening characters in the appropriate position. It is commonly used in Arabic writing systems.
This property can be used in any application where the Kashida style is applied. For example, the Text-justify property value is auto, distribute, Kashida, newspaper.
This property is used only for block objects.
This property is read-only for Currentstyle objects. Readable and writable for other objects.
The corresponding script attribute is textkashidaspace.
Example:

div {Text-kashida-space:50%;text-justify:kashida;}