), but what you can't ever do nearly so easily is to
*Vertically* centre stuff...
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There are lots of reasons for why that is, but it's prolly best just
to accept that & then design your Pages so that you/they don't need
(or expect) to have stuff centred Vertically.
One of the reasons is that how do you define the "height" of a Web Page?
Think about it - The Height of a Web Page will depend on the Width
(in many cases, cos the Text in it will Flow down through the Page.)
Also, the Height of a Web Page is very often more than the Height of
the *Window* that it's being Viewed in, (& the Viewer then Scrolls
down to see the rest of the Page) so is (the notional) "centre" of it,
the "centre" of the Window? - Or the "centre" of the overal Page?
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Whatever you do (in the way of fudges & Kludges, such as using Forced
LineBreaks -
Tags etc,) will cause you plenty of *other* problems,
so it's best to just accept that the stuff will appear Vertically down
the Page at whatever Position the rest of the stuff (text, Pictures etc,
on the Page determine.
As soon as you start to try to *force* something to appear at a
particular ("Absolute") Position on a Web Page in a Window, then you
are laying yourself open to plenty of other probs & you are virtually
guaranteeing that the Page *won't* look the same in all sorts of
different peoples's Web Browsers (though the original intention of the
Vertical centreing is/was obviously to *try* & make it look the same!)
If you work within the limitations that HTML Web Pages have, rather
than trying to make it do stuff it wasn't intended to do & if you
design stuff bearing that in mind, then you will find taht the Pages
look OK in a far greater range of Browsers (but you can't make them
look identical) - that's one of the first things to learn.
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Understood. I just used the default settings of Nvu without delving much
into the settings of it at all, just to see if I could do it.
Now I know I can I'll delve deeper in to it, but HTML is a foreign language
to me. :(
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