hello guys,
my problem is, that the haedline in my table-cell goes on the top and
not in the middle. in my css the vertikal-align: middle doesn't work
with <h1>. is this normal. what can i do? please help!

F. Engel

F. Engel wrote:
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> hello guys,
> my problem is, that the haedline in my table-cell goes on the top and
> not in the middle. in my css the vertikal-align: middle doesn't work
> with <h1>. is this normal. what can i do? please help!
>
> F. Engel[/color]
<style type="text/css">
@media screen{
h1{
line-height:4em;
vertical-align:middle;
font:2em Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;
}
}
</style>

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"F. Engel" wrote:
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> hello guys,
> my problem is, that the haedline in my table-cell goes on the top and
> not in the middle. in my css the vertikal-align: middle doesn't work
> with <h1>. is this normal. what can i do? please help![/color]

Could it be a spelling problem? vertikal should be vertical

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Klaus Johannes Rusch
KlausRusch@atmedia.net
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flori@comictrash.de (F. Engel) wrote:
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>my problem is, that the haedline in my table-cell goes on the top and
>not in the middle. in my css the vertikal-align: middle doesn't work
>with <h1>. is this normal. what can i do? please help![/color]

Does your CSS actually say vertikal-align? The correct property is
vertical-align.

Have you applied the property to the <h1> or to the <td>?
vertical-align only applies to inline elements or to table-cell
elements. <h1> is a block level element and so it does not apply.
Apply it to the <td> to affect the contents, including the <h1>.

However, what's a <h1> doing inside a table cell anyway? That's pretty
funny data. Sounds like your using a table for layout.

Steve

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