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Posted by Jukka K. Korpela on January 31, 2007, 4:06 pm
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Scripsit bobmct:
> I have an intranet site with a four box layout in css
This groups is for discussing HTML authoring for the WWW. If you can make
use of the discussions when authoring intranet pages, fine. If you wish to
explain a particular problem, you should create a demo page on the WWW and
post the URL, and you should realize that in this group, people are supposed
to discuss in WWW terms.
> In this particular example I have some images and text
> and a form and around this I have a fieldset and legend.
Generally, if a form is useful, it should appear on a page where that very
form is the content and king, instead of playing as a sidekick. Site search
forms might be an exception, but they tend to be very simple and small.
> Currently I've got a text-align: center in my page container ID
> section but I know that is NOT the best way.
The CSS setting text-align: center specifies that each line in a block be
centered (independently of other lines), though some old faulty browsers
implement it differently. Anyway, it's CSS, not HTML. It's difficult to say
(especially without a URL) whether you have an HTML problem, a CSS problem,
or both.
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Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/
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