Re: more css confusion
by "Karin Christensen" <karin(at)imagecyte.com>
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And, I'm trying to be good little html girl and use the proper align tag,
but it causes a problem in one instance where an image is at the top of a
table cell and I want it centered. If I use the <.p align = center> tag
then the image drops down a bit from the top. If I just use <.center> it
goes back where I want it. How do I get around that?
Karin
> On 16 Sep 2002, at 21:59, dale wrote:
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> > Also, I would be sure and close all my <.P> tags with a
> > <./P>. I think someone else mentioned that the
> > <.center> tag is just a bastardized form of <.p
> > align="center"> and is not valid code.
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> Actually, Dale, I mentioned it. <center> is valid code for
> the HTML 3.2 standard (or earlier, IIRC), but not for
> newer ones. It predates use of "align='center'", so I
> wouldn't describe it as 'bastardized'. Better to say it is
> the ancestor of the "center" attribute. IIRC, it actually
> dates back to HTML v1 or 2, something like that.
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> David
> dvjones(at)ksbe.edu
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