BalconyShore
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Thanks for the box Scott! It's exactly what I wanted .
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Should have previewed ___________________________________________empty space empty space empty space empty spaceempty space empty space empty space empty spaceempty space empty space empty space empty spaceempty space empty _____X_____ space empty spaceempty space empty space empty space empty spaceempty space empty space empty space empty spaceempty space empty space empty space empty space___________________________________________I want to have my layer so that it'll be in the center of the page no matter what the resolution. I want the center of my layer to be aligned with the center of the page.
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___________________________________________| || || || x || || || |___________________________________________I want to have my layer so that it'll be in the center of the page no matter what the resolution.
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Is there a way for the list to close when you click on another topic? As in you had already clicked on "list" and topics appear, but when you click on "OtherList," "List's" topics closes and "OtherList's" topics are featured.List OtherList ==Click==> List OtherList1 1OL2 2OL3 3OL
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I'm able to center my layers horizontally and vertically now, but I'm now trying to figure out how to get my layer to be in the dead center of the page. I was thinking of using % for top and bottom, but I think it will look different on other computers with differnt screen resolutions. Anyone has an idea of what I can do?Thanks
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Thanks everyone for the help. I tried text-aligning and it worked for centering everything. Thank you all so much .
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What I'm trying to do looks like this: http://www.createblog.com/layouts/preview.php?id=5438. I want all of the content in the center and to put a box around it. I've read that tables are slower than using CSS layers, so I'd really would like to do this without using tables.
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Thank you for clearing up some of my confusion. Layers seems to make more sense to me . Though I did try to incorporate the code with some testing code, and I still wasn't able to get it to center. Could you please tell me what I did wrong? <html><head><style type="text/css">#someid { position: relative; margin: 0 auto;}#top { background-color: #ccc; padding: .5em; position:relative; margin:0; width:90%} .intro { color: red; font-weight: bold; }</style></head><body><div id="someid"><p>Center<p></div><div id="top"> <h1>Chocolate curry</h1> <p class="intro">This is my recipe for making curry purely with chocolate</p> <p class="intro">Mmm mm mmmmm</p> </div></body></html>
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I've started learning html a month ago, so I'm pretty new with techie jargon. Anyway, I've just started learning about CSS, and came across a section in the CSS - Classification page. There's a section on creating a web page without any tables. I tried looking up on how to center the "no table" (is it called a container?). I haven't been able to find what I was looking for. Can somebody help me?