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CSS alignment

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How can i get everything in my site aligned? i used to use tables years ago and use the <CENTER> tag dont work with CSS below is a screenshot of how it looks at the minute...

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y16...websiteimg.gif
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Re: CSS alignment

I copied that into my browser and just got a blank screen.
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Re: CSS alignment

sorry dont know what happened the last screenshot, below is the correct one...

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y16...ii/gowleft.gif
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use div container and set css text-align property of it.
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thanks danger i'll look into that container tag, still gettin to gips with CSS ^^
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Re: CSS alignment

To center an image (or other block object) you would use something like:

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  1. .centered {
  2.     display: block;
  3.     margin-left: auto;
  4.     margin-right: auto 
  5. }

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  1. <IMG class="centered" src="..." alt="..." />
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