salutations and css alignment

Hi

Happy New year to you All!

As suggested I have now been through my code at

http://www.kevinrowley.co.uk/

One last problem is that in firefox the button is left justified but in IE
it's perfectly centralised. I'e adjusted all the margins and pading etc but
it's remains stationary

Any ideas?

thanks

Ian

Ian wrote:

http://www.kevinrowley.co.uk/

One last problem is that in firefox the button is left justified but in IE
it's perfectly centralised. I'e adjusted all the margins and pading etc but
it's remains stationary

Any ideas?

Change css to as below.

#button {
text-align: center;
}

Hi

Thanks for the suggestion but regretably that has not worked either

Regards

Ian
"Osgood" <notavailable (AT) atthisaddress (DOT) com> wrote

Ian wrote:

http://www.kevinrowley.co.uk/

One last problem is that in firefox the button is left justified but in
IE it's perfectly centralised. I'e adjusted all the margins and pading
etc but it's remains stationary

Any ideas?

Change css to as below.

#button {
text-align: center;
}

Adding padding to the left will move the button in Firefox, you have the
#button selector defined twice in your style sheet.

#button {
text-align: center;
padding-left: 200px;
}

It would be better if you give that scripted button an id of it's own
instead of targeting the container, is that possible with this system?
It looks a little archaic, as it is no one coming to your store with js
turned off will see your button.

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Cheers jojo
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Ian wrote:

Hi

Thanks for the suggestion but regretably that has not worked either

Humm I can't understand why that should'nt work unless it has something
to do with the javascript which is calling that image into the cell.

It works for me without the script stuff being there. If I simpley
insert an image, its is centered. That all your really doing unless as I
say the script is placing it to the left. Why the script anyway?

Is there any reason for using a Xara menu, Javascript-driven single button?

Would a CSS button with rollover on hover, the "visit_our_b1.gif" without
the JS, or even a simple text link do the same job?

As jojo says, if JS is disabled, a browser will not display the button at
all.

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Regards

John Waller

Yes there was a reason, which I did not think through- silly me.

The graphic seemed appropriate and I never thought of just using the gif
file with a roll over.

cheers

Ian

"John Waller" <johnw (AT) REMOVETHISpinnacleweb (DOT) com.au> wrote

Is there any reason for using a Xara menu, Javascript-driven single
button?

Would a CSS button with rollover on hover, the "visit_our_b1.gif" without
the JS, or even a simple text link do the same job?

As jojo says, if JS is disabled, a browser will not display the button at
all.

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Regards

John Waller