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Thanks for the link. I'll take a look at it tomorrow
![]() http://www.nuvisiongroup.com/test.html That's what I have so far. The div that holds the text should be centered, but the text itself should be left aligned. I don't know how long the text lines are, so I don't want to set a fixed width on the div. If I could, it would be piece of cake to center it. Tart took a look at it before too and she came to the same conclusion as me, it probably doesn't work unless you set a fixed width. |
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Certified Nice Person
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I think that I understand what you are trying to make happen. I can center the div with the text within the grey block in Firefox, but for whatever reason, it remains sucked to the left in IE.
![]() I've toyed with it a bit, so don't just copy over your current code. I may have pulled something that you need. ![]() In order to make that text div center, display: inline; in #content needs to be changed to display: table; and margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; needs to be added. This will not play well with margin: 0; that is set in your body style. You'll have to change that to: margin-left: 0; margin-right: 1px; in order to not get a horizontal scroll in Firefox. Note the right margin is 1. 0 gives the scroll. I've added padding within the text div just pull the text off of the border. This may help, or it may just add even more confusion. ![]()
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