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baslake wrote:If your site is table based, add align="center" attribute to the table tag. ie:Posted by "Barry Ayres" <baslake@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> hi all,got my flame proof suite on so here goes,,,prolly a simple question (well, tis if you know) anybody know how to get one's own website to display center screeen on a wide screen display ? it displays o.k. on a normal screen and have seen sites that are central on my wide screen so know it can be done,,, but how ?? i pity website designers the grief they have to go through !! (you guessed, i struggle)bas. --<table width="800" align="center"> ... </table> If your site is <div> based, use CSS: <div id="mainpage" style="margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;"> ... </div>Alternately, put the style attribute contains into an external CSS file to be included in the head section of your site:#mainpage {margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;} RegsMartin
hi Martin,thanks for info, will try it out over the weekend when i have some time. the site in question is just a hobby site (nooby first attempt) the link is below, as you know a lot about websites, don't laugh at my attempt (its o.k. i know its crap, but got to learn somehow) any idea's or criticism greatly received ! :)
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