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Centralise Pages In Browser

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IS-IT--Management
Feb 6, 2008
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Hi
I have a Dreamweaver template that fits a 1024x768 screen exactly.

However, on larger resolutions the pages are to the left and there is a big gap to the right.

On larger screen resolutions I'd like the pages/template to centralise (rather than be over to the left) so there is a gap either side but its even.

Can anyone advise on how I can do this please?
 
Easy way is to put it all in a sized div and set the div's margins to auto.

Also see and
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Thanks for that Jon

This doesnt souynd too diffcult but I'm not sure if I have to put the div tags around just the paqes or if I have to do it on the template, or both.
 
Just inside the <body></body> tags should do it, but depends on just what you're doing and what odd stuff DW adds. I suggest you read through the references that I gave above for a fuller explanation.

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Is your template a table? If so, can't have the table center ... in properties?
 
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