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![]() I am new to CSS. Can you use a <center> instruction above a table on pages that use CSS? I am asking because I've tried it and it is being misinterpreted in InternetExplorer 6.0. It is displaying properly in Firefox but in IE, the text in the table is being center, not the table itself. I don't know if it has anything to do with CSS but I thought I would ask. I don't recall having similar problems in IE on other sites I have that don't use CSS.
Another oddity, again in IE, is the text size is wrong in one table that is right below another table with the same <td class=..>. Why did I put them in separate tables? Because in the second table I wanted the text to align right. These problems are occuring on my index page on http://apstyles.com, if anyone cares to check to look how it is displaying for them.
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![]() <div style="text-align: center;"> is the corret way to center something, or you can use an external class:
<div style="center"> and then put this in your skin1.css: .center {text-align: center;}
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![]() Thanks balinor. I'll give that a try.
Happy Holidays to everyone.
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