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well, i figured out the stuff i was wondering about except....
is there an easy way to center every thing so it is not set to the left side?
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yup, make a div, and give it a margin of "0 auto"; and it should center itself. Then place everything in that.
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that is not seeming to work.
also i have come across another problem. on
http://smoothmatic.com
the grey box isnt how it is supposed to be in firefox, but is right in IE. and
http://smoothmatic.com/news.php
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I think layes are the best option,
Put in a layer and set both margins to auto.
http://bluerobot.com/web/css/center1.html
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Regarding your other problem with the sizing of the boxes. If you are useing layers, then this is how to fix the problem:
http://glish.com/css/hacks.asp
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i am not experienced in css at all, these are my first two pages using css. so could you be more specific?
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