Center a page with CSS and NO tables
Just a quick example of how to use CSS to center a webpage without the need for tables.
Now, wasn't that easy...
Now, wasn't that easy...
posted by Veign at
9:51 AM
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3 Comments:
I've yet to take the time to learn CSS due to persistent interruptions. Many praise it, some even go so far as to show its limitations next to HTML.
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zridling, at 5:51 PM EST
What limitations?
The presentation layered should be developed in CSS.
CSS reduces the size of the page, makes it easy to change site style (www.csszengarden.com is proof of that), separates data from presentation, can be cached on the clients machine with an external stylesheet to increase loading time, and much more...
The hard part I have is breaking totally free from tables for layouts.
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Veign, at 6:22 PM EST
Thanks so much. Worked perfectly.
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Dennis Keller, at 6:17 PM EST
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