Peter wrote:
For example, you have some stray Unicode characters directly in the <body>: 
...
If it was me, I'd ditch the line breaks, put the paragraph you want centered in
the batch025 div, decide how wide you want it, give the <p> a class (e.g.
something like 'centred-caption') and then style it with equal borders either
side using percentages or ems. Alternatively, you could give the centred
caption a width and set the left and right margins to auto, although that might
make IE6 behave badly (hasLayout).
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David wrote:
.batch025 {
border: 1px solid red; <----- :: test ::
}
Add ruleset:
.batch025 div {
width: 475px;
margin: 30px auto;
border: 1px solid red;<----- :: test ::
}
Add ruleset:
.batch025 div p {text-align: justify;}
Amend the markup to read:
<div class="batch025" align="center">
<img src="tb_files/00400000.jpg" alt="Konzerthaus" />
</div>
<!-- ============ -->
<div class="batch025">
<div>
<p>The Cultur-Casino in Berne, Switzerland, scene of the New Year's
Concert, Celtic Tunes,
of the Bern Symphony Orchestra. </p>
</div>
</div>
Not all users default to a white screen.
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Thanks for the replies. That  is indeed a byte-order-mark, inserted
repeatedly by my editor (the Crimson Editor) for no good reason. It has its
use, of course, but not in this connection. As far as I know, the browsers all
try to display it. Fortunately, I've now found out how to convince the editor
that I don't want it. So, I have my hopes up.
Thanks to Peter for noticing the earlier <br />, which should have been removed
long ago.
I'll try Davids's suggestion first. With a little bit of luck ...
Many thanks for your attention.
Bruce
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