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    Default 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).


    Andrew Colton <acolton33@hotmail.com> wrote in message
    news:l_qRa.170770$BA.53464004@twister.columbus.rr. com...
    > How do I make my page objects center themselves when the user changes the
    > size of their internet browser, such as maximizing it? Could really use
    the
    > help.
    >
    > Ex. [url]www.hotbot.com[/url] when you maximize it, the items on the page center
    > themselves...
    >
    > Thanks in advance.
    >
    > [email]acolton33@hotmail.com[/email]
    >
    >

    John Guest

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    Default Re: Centering a Page

    On Sun, 20 Jul 2003 10:49:52 -0500, "John" <johny3@mindspring.com>
    wrote:
    >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).
    >
    >
    Don't advise using the <center> tag. this is a deprecated tag; i.e.
    not part of the html standards.

    SSurround the table by div tags

    <div align="center">
    ...here's the table
    </div>

    better still, use CSS.


    Paul Taylor
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