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Posted by Curtis on 11/19/73 11:34
Tassilo S. Schweiger <taschwei@arcor.de> wrote in message
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> "Curtis" wrote
> > This issue discussed in some detail here.
> > http://theodorakis.net/tablecentertest.html
>
> Thanks to you, too. Seems to be a very common difficulty
to handle that one
> correctly...
>
> > Curtis
>
> Tassilo
>
Check my latest post on this subject. We needed a rock-solid
method which worked across the board and was applied to a
single element, not the table AND a div method.
We're trying <table style="margin-left: 15%; margin-right:
15%; width: 70%;"> and variations of that. It lacks the
flexibility of auto-sizing to the text, but so far it seems
to work well on every browser for our needs. By changing the
numbers, the table can be positioned left, right,
center--and everywhere in between.
I'd be glad to hear about any problems others might spot in
this approach.
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