Yes, text-align:center will do the trick for old IE, but from the looks of it you've added text-align:center; to the element you want centered, not its parent element.
In your code, you would need to add the text-align center rule to the body rule set. Andrew -- http://leftjustified.net/ <layer src="ajax.shtml">I got your Web2.0 right here...</layer> On 2/5/07, Christian Fagan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for replying so quickly, Re: Ben - Im not really all that concerned about getting it absolutely 100% correct across all older IE versions but would be good to know for future (just in case). Re: Andrew - It was my understanding that older versions of IE had problems with the 'margin' attribute (as you say) but that's why it should be accompanied by the 'text-align: center' attribute? Andrew Krespanis wrote: > It's been a while since I've had to include support for IE5 (and how > great that feels), but I'm pretty sure your problem is the use of > margin:0 auto; for centering -- if I remember correctly, IE < 6 > doesn't understand it. > > You can do: > > position:relative; > width: 550px; > left: 50%; > margin-left: -225px; > > > -Andrew -- Christian Fagan Fagan Design 0432 220 579 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.fagandesign.com.au
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