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Topic: <Center> tags (Read 1329 times)
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Roger
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Windows XP (SP2), IE6, Snippetmaster Beta I have a rather old fashioned, but very effective WYSIWYG Web editor (IBM Websphere Homepage builder) which gives me <center> tags. Snippetmaster seems to strip them out unfortunately (notepad file comparisons on request). And then I could not find a way to center my table following the disappearing <center> tag! Roger
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Jenkinhill
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Roger, <center> tags should not be used now, which I guess is why they are stripped out. Usually centralising text or objects is achieved using styles or CSS, but <div align="center">, <table align="center"> or <p align="center"> are frequently used alternatives, although depracated in XHTML1.0 transitional.
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Kelvyn
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admin
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I have a rather old fashioned, but very effective WYSIWYG Web editor (IBM Websphere Homepage builder) which gives me <center> tags. Snippetmaster seems to strip them out unfortunately (notepad file comparisons on request). And then I could not find a way to center my table following the disappearing <center> tag!
Roger
Hello Roger, Can you give me a code sample that uses the center tag? I'm trying to recreate the problem, but with no success yet. Thanks!
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Roger
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I attach two notepad filres, the original HTMl code and the 'cleaned up' version from SnippetMaster after 'save'. Roger
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