I'm not trying to center, the issue is height and more correctly
height which expands to fit content of nested divs and probably even
more correctly a box with columns in it which expands all columns to
be equal in height to the one with the most content.
Bob Schwartz
Couldn't the "if floated" solution be considered a hack? :-}
It is starting to sound as if my reasons for using one table
once-and-
awhile are still valid and that there are still some height issues
with divs.
If you're floating or absolutely positioning things, a table cell
won't help you either. Are you just after an equivalent of
<td align="center">
which would equate to something like
div#container { text-align: center; } /* for IE */
div#container whatever { margin: 0 auto; width: whatever; text-
align: left; )
?
As aleady noted on this thread, centering does not necessarily
need floating in a CSS world...
P
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