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John #1
Re: Centering a Page
A few simple methods would be to use a <center> tag wrapped around your
table, align your table with the center parameter (align = center within the
opening table tag), or embed your table(s) within an "invisible" table that
is set to 100% width and height (as opposed to giving it a specific pixel
size).
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Paul Taylor #2
Re: Centering a Page
On Sun, 20 Jul 2003 10:49:52 -0500, "John" <johny3@mindspring.com>
wrote:
Don't advise using the <center> tag. this is a deprecated tag; i.e.>A few simple methods would be to use a <center> tag wrapped around your
>table, align your table with the center parameter (align = center within the
>opening table tag), or embed your table(s) within an "invisible" table that
>is set to 100% width and height (as opposed to giving it a specific pixel
>size).
>
>
not part of the html standards.
SSurround the table by div tags
<div align="center">
...here's the table
</div>
better still, use CSS.
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