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THis is the home page of my website. The problem is that when it is viewed from 800x600 screen resolution it is showing nicely. But when it is viewed from a screen with a higher resololution, the whole page is aligned to the left. Please tell the code to align the whole web page in the centre of the page.
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Hey there, this is the wrong forum really, it should really go in http://www.daniweb.com/forums/forum143.html
However seeing as I'm here now I'll provide some help.
The best way to centre a page I have found in my expereince is to use a little margin/left thing. This goes in your style tags at the top (which to be honest to make your life easier you should move all styling to an external stylesheet but that is another learning hurdle.)
The following style code can be used:
You will also need to surround everything within the <body> tags that needs to be centred with <div class="Surround"></div>
It may require some fiddling but I'm sure you can work it out
just ask otherwise.
However seeing as I'm here now I'll provide some help.
The best way to centre a page I have found in my expereince is to use a little margin/left thing. This goes in your style tags at the top (which to be honest to make your life easier you should move all styling to an external stylesheet but that is another learning hurdle.)
The following style code can be used:
CSS Syntax (Toggle Plain Text)
You will also need to surround everything within the <body> tags that needs to be centred with <div class="Surround"></div>
It may require some fiddling but I'm sure you can work it out
just ask otherwise. Last edited by BluePaper : Apr 10th, 2008 at 2:03 pm. Reason: Fixing post. :|
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easiest way to do it is put everything in a table and center the table to the page (page style property -- text:center)
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Still I am having problem. Please rewrite the full code. Thank you for ur help.
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SINGJAMEI SAPAM LEIKAI
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E-mail: tikensapam@yahoo.co.in
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