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Look at http://www.acad.sunytccc.edu/instruct/sbrown/ in almost any browser, including IE4 and IE6, and you'll see the table is centered. Now look at it in IE 5 for Windows and you'll see the table is sitting at the left. |
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Since Mozilla 1.4 and Opera 6.0 do center it, I feel pretty confident that it's an IE5 bug. But is there any reasonable way to code around it without introducing major complications? |
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Also sprach Stan Brown: Look at http://www.acad.sunytccc.edu/instruct/sbrown/ in almost any browser, including IE4 and IE6, and you'll see the table is centered. Now look at it in IE 5 for Windows and you'll see the table is sitting at the left. div.acchild {text-align:center;} seems to work. Still, it would be interesting to know why IE5 seems to require this but not the others. |
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