I am in the process of trying to build a template for my web site
using only CSS, but when it is viewed with IE7 it is centered, but
with Firefox 2.0 it is floated left. I really don't mind which way it
is but I would like it to be the same across browsers. Does anybody
have a suggestion or cure? Any help will be appreciated! The url is a-
ok-site.com.
Thanks,
Daniel
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a-ok-site wrote:
I am in the process of trying to build a template for my web site
using only CSS, but when it is viewed with IE7 it is centered, but
with Firefox 2.0 it is floated left. I really don't mind which way it
is but I would like it to be the same across browsers. Does anybody
have a suggestion or cure? Any help will be appreciated! The url is a-
ok-site.com.
because IE gets it wrong. You do not center a block by using text-align
on its parent. text-align is for...aligning the text, left right or
center and some poems...
to center a block, set a width and set it;s left and right margin to auto.
#page, #logo { margin: 0 auto; }
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Take care,
Jonathan
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LITTLE WORKS STUDIO http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com
On Nov 13, 4:06 pm, "Jonathan N. Little" <lws4...@centralva.net>
wrote:
a-ok-site wrote:
I am in the process of trying to build a template for my web site
using only CSS, but when it is viewed with IE7 it is centered, but
with Firefox 2.0 it is floated left. I really don't mind which way it
is but I would like it to be the same across browsers. Does anybody
have a suggestion or cure? Any help will be appreciated! The url is a-
ok-site.com.
because IE gets it wrong. You do not center a block by using text-align
on its parent. text-align is for...aligning the text, left right or
center and some poems...
to center a block, set a width and set it;s left and right margin to auto.
#page, #logo { margin: 0 auto; }
--
Take care,
Jonathan
-------------------
LITTLE WORKS STUDIOhttp://www.LittleWorksStudio.com
Thanks for the assist.
a-ok-site wrote:
I am in the process of trying to build a template for my web site
using only CSS, but when it is viewed with IE7 it is centered, but
with Firefox 2.0 it is floated left. I really don't mind which way it
is but I would like it to be the same across browsers. Does anybody
have a suggestion or cure? Any help will be appreciated! The url is a-
ok-site.com.
Thanks,
Daniel
Cross-posting is often a bad idea.
Multi-posting is always evil.
You asked the same question on alt.html.
Please, read the netiquette.
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On Nov 13, 5:24 pm, "André Gillibert"
<tabkanDELETETHIS...@yahodeletethato.frwrote:
a-ok-site wrote:
I am in the process of trying to build a template for my web site
using only CSS, but when it is viewed with IE7 it is centered, but
with Firefox 2.0 it is floated left. I really don't mind which way it
is but I would like it to be the same across browsers. Does anybody
have a suggestion or cure? Any help will be appreciated! The url is a-
ok-site.com.
Thanks,
Daniel
Cross-posting is often a bad idea.
Multi-posting is always evil.
You asked the same question on alt.html.
Please, read the netiquette.
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If you've a question that doesn't belong to Usenet, contact me at
<tabkanDELETETHIS...@yahoDELETETHATo.fr>
I was unaware of the evil I was creating. I think I fixed it before
the world came to an end by deleting the other posts. I am not used to
asking for help, but at least Johnathan got over it, and I really
appreciate his help because the problem is fixed and I can carry on
with the work.
Thanks again,
Daniel
a-ok-site wrote:
.. I think I fixed it before the world came to an end by deleting the
other posts.
You can't do that. Your multi-posts have already propagated to thousands
of news servers all around the planet.
This isn't Google, ya know... this is Usenet.
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