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About LinkBacksHi, i have recently created a website and i have noticed the site is not centeredhow can i center the site for all screens? is there any code?
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Hi, i have recently created a website and i have noticed the site is not centered
Enclose the whole site within <center></center> tags.
I have used this before, but never with a whole site!
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i guess there are a few options according to what you are trying to accomplish.
you may need to put everything in a centered div. if you are not familiar with divs, you should read up on them.
the following link shows another way:
http://bluerobot.com/web/css/center1.html
link to your page and someone may can help further or more specifically.
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What are you trying to accomplish? A centered div will center everything but it will also center text and images which could change the way your site looks. Are you trying to get the content in the middle of the screen with margins on either side? YOu may be needing to set parameters in a table or CSS code for that
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Hello,
Use CSS properties to center your pages, it would be better
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i want it so when someone goes on the website, no matter what size screen they have, the site is always centered.
I hope that explains it better
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i would say do this <center><body>hsdlgjkhjdshglkdh(what ever the body is)</body></center> hope it helped ya
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do
<div align="center"> content </div>
I am not sure if it is "correct" html but it works and it is what dreamweaver automatically does if you use its centering button.
edit: is there a link to what you want centered? so we can help you better?
Last edited by Jake; 03-26-2008 at 08:49 PM.
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Here is another example that uses css, and only centres a div not all the contents as well, examples of this include this forum itself, it centres the div with a background around it, but not the contents. It uses the margin css properties.
HTML Code:<head> <style type="text/css"> .maindiv { margin-top: 0px; margin-right: auto; margin-left: auto; } </style> </head> <body> <div class="maindiv" style="width: 85%;"> Here is the Uncentered Content within a centered div. </div> </body>
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u could also use
margin: 0px auto;
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