Comments on: Horizontally center layout in CSS http://www.christopherjason.com/articles/horizontally-center-layout-css/ web development, web design, technical communication information for novices and experts Sat, 05 Jul 2008 10:29:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Andrew http://www.christopherjason.com/articles/horizontally-center-layout-css/#comment-29083 Andrew Tue, 24 Jul 2007 20:48:08 +0000 http://www.christopherjason.com/articles/31/#comment-29083 IE is a major thorn in the side of all web-developers. Quite possibly the worst piece of software I've ever been forced to use. Using all these tricks... IE still will not center my template in my ebay store. Firefox works great.. and the template centers in IE when it isn't in an ebay listing. As soon as it's in an ebay listing the "centering" goes out the door in IE. The existence of IE alone adds about 30% more time to any web project.... while you try to figure out how to make it conform to the standards that Microsoft feels they can ignore. IE is a major thorn in the side of all web-developers. Quite possibly the worst piece of software I’ve ever been forced to use. Using all these tricks… IE still will not center my template in my ebay store. Firefox works great.. and the template centers in IE when it isn’t in an ebay listing. As soon as it’s in an ebay listing the “centering” goes out the door in IE. The existence of IE alone adds about 30% more time to any web project…. while you try to figure out how to make it conform to the standards that Microsoft feels they can ignore.

]]> By: Codies http://www.christopherjason.com/articles/horizontally-center-layout-css/#comment-20172 Codies Mon, 11 Jun 2007 00:43:15 +0000 http://www.christopherjason.com/articles/31/#comment-20172 Hi Jason, Thanks for writing this info, but you dont need the second div to counter the side-effect of "text-align:center". you can just put the "text-align:left" in the #container Hi Jason,

Thanks for writing this info, but you dont need the second div to counter the side-effect of “text-align:center”.
you can just put the “text-align:left” in the #container

]]> By: Christopher Jason http://www.christopherjason.com/articles/horizontally-center-layout-css/#comment-4534 Christopher Jason Fri, 12 Jan 2007 03:43:07 +0000 http://www.christopherjason.com/articles/31/#comment-4534 Hi Art- Can you provide a link to what you're working on? I can then take a look and see where the trouble is. Hi Art-

Can you provide a link to what you’re working on? I can then take a look and see where the trouble is.

]]> By: Art Hanson http://www.christopherjason.com/articles/horizontally-center-layout-css/#comment-4515 Art Hanson Thu, 11 Jan 2007 17:54:03 +0000 http://www.christopherjason.com/articles/31/#comment-4515 Thanks, but I'm still having a problem with IE. In Mozilla and Netscape, the container remains independent of the text outside the container and positions properly. In IE, all subsequent text falls below the container. I do not want to put the entire page in the container. Thanks, but I’m still having a problem with IE. In Mozilla and Netscape, the container remains independent of the text outside the container and positions properly. In IE, all subsequent text falls below the container. I do not want to put the entire page in the container.

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