> The first one is better as you are not taking the box out of > the flow of > the page. Using top and left with absolute positioning will > do this... For example if you had a fixed block to align > center, then doing the > margins with top and left is difficult as you don't know the width of > the viewport.
Hi James, I am probably lost, why would it matter what width the viewport is, if you only care about having a box aligned to the <2please_james>centre</2please_james> that is 80% wide? <div style="left: 10%; right: 10%;">I am 80% and aligned centre</div> ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ *****************************************************
