I generally don't help with homework assignments... that might even be a site-wide policy (it is on most tech-help sites).

I would encourage you to research the CSS "margin" attribute.

Well ill give you a hint:
To center any image, regardless of format in CSS, you need to do this sentence:

<center>[image code]</center>

only without brackets. So this is what you would want to do(example from your code)

from h01.htm

<div class="flags">
<a href="h02.htm">
<center><img src="next.jpg" alt="Go to next hole" border="0" hspace="10"></center>
</a>
</div>


Hope it helps!

The "center" element is deprecated. The orignal poster specifically mentioned the assignment was to implement centering via CSS. Centering, in CSS, is implemented by properly setting the margin property in your block-level elements, and the text-align property in inline elements.

Slim,

Thanks for your help. FYI - I Aced the Web Design with a 96% on the final and a 100% for my project (98% overall). I have the e-mail from my teacher to prove it. It was a great class and I learned a lot.

I figured out a way to fix the problem I had with the Case study. I added in the following code in the "CSS" file.

div.flags {margin-top: 250px; text-align: center}

In the actual html pages the following code exists:

First hole with one flag showing:
<div class="flags">
<a href="h02.htm">
<img src="next.jpg" alt="Go to next hole" border="0" hspace="10">
</a>
</div>

2nd - 17 hole (2 flags - this is hole 2):

<div class="flags">
<a href="h01.htm">
<img src="previous.jpg" alt="Go to previous hole" border="0" hspace="10">
</a>
<a href="h03.htm">
<img src="next.jpg" alt="Go to next hole" border="0" hspace="10">
</a>
</div>


18th hole (1 flag):

<div class="flags">
<a href="h17.htm">
<img src="previous.jpg" alt="Go to previous hole" border="0" hspace="10">
</a>
</div>

When I set this up, the sets of flags are centered on the bottom of each page.

Now I'm studying and will eventually purchase Dreamweaver and am currently planning to begin doing some part-time work at home.

Again thanks for your help


Bob