Re: using css for centering
by "Hilma" <Hilma(at)hilma.freeserve.co.uk>
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> Nate Harel wrote:
> > Hi all,
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> > I am trying to be a law abiding citizen and am working as much as I can
> > learning and using CSS.
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> > One of the things I am struggling with is how to center a design.
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> > How do I do the same with CSS?
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> > Nate
I wanted to do the same - but was advised to "wait until the browsers caught
up with the CSS" .
Table formatting isn;t really approved of; but even the accessibility
guidelines accept that you *can* use them, as long as ..... (whatever).
So (although i'm validating to XHTML strict and following accessibility
guidelines - i.e trying to be a law-abiding citizen!) -
i'm using table-layouts until the browsers can do the business.
Because even if you *do* get it right for the newer browsers, you;ll have
horrendous backlevel problems.
(I expect - i don;t know, i'm new to it)
h.
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