Differently aligned text in one line?

Custom CSS & Theme Design
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How can I set up two words in one line of text such that one is right-aligned and the other is left-aligned? I figured it out in HTML but I need this to work with internal links, which break with html tags. Does anyone know how/if this can be accomplished?

2

Why do you need to do it without html?

Or more specifically, can you show an example of what you’re trying to do or explain the reasoning? Maybe there is a different workaround.

3

Like I said, I need internal links to work within this formatting. Basically, I want there to be two internal links in one line, one left-aligned and one right-aligned. But if i use html tags to do this, the markdown internal links cease to function.

5

You’ll need to add class="internal-link" to the html link.
Code

[< previous] [next >]

<html><body><div style="display: block; width: 100%">
	<a href="last log.md" class="internal-link" style="float:left">[&lt; previous]</a>
	<a href="next log.md" class="internal-link" style="float:right">[next &gt;]</a>
</div></body></html>

I start some log files with a link to the previous and next file respectively. Both in same line, previous left, next right. It may not work in this comment but it works inside obsidian.