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Posted by Neredbojias on 10/01/06 11:43
With neither quill nor qualm, google@rbtbowers.com quothed:
> I am trying to get text vertically centered on a web page using css.
> My html is below. One question I have is why the vertical positioning
> is different in Print Preview in ie6 than in the browser window. The
> text is much higher on the page when printed out than it appears in
> the browser window.
>
> I am using <br> to vertically position the lines of text relative to
> each other. I put the font size and style in the body rather than
> in the css because I want different styles and sizes of text on
> different lines. If there is a better way to do that, perhaps in the
> css, please let me know how it is best done.
>
> Also, my background image is cut off at the bottom in the browser
> window, but looks fine when printed out. There are also no scroll
> bars. I realize you don't see my image in the html below, but in
> general, why doesn't the browser take into consideration the vertical
> size of the background image and either adjust the size of the window
> or add scroll bars accordingly?
>
> Thanks in advance for the help,
http://www.neredbojias.com/zyxix/vcsc/vcsc.html
Background images are not considered in fluid design.
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