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  • Thread Starter autolycus

    (@autolycus)

    That did it! Awesome, this will improve the quality of my life tenfold. Thanks a lot for helping me out!

    Thread Starter autolycus

    (@autolycus)

    Eureka! That centered it. There is other content throughout the cite that requires the
    float: left;
    coding. This section also seems to be the reason why it was off center in the first place. can I specify a certain code to a specific page or family of pages that would work around this?

    P.s. Thanks for the patience and advice.

    Thread Starter autolycus

    (@autolycus)

    I am not familiar with stylesheets no. I did, however, find mine and attempt to update it

    /* columns */
        .one-col, .two-col, .three-col, .four-col {
        display: inline;
        float: left;
        margin-left: 0px;
        }
    
        /* 1 column = 256px */
        .one-col {width:256px;}
    
        /* 2 column = 512px */
        .two-col {width: 640px;
    margin: 0 auto;
    }

    it now looks like that. I’ve been through all of the code on the style.css and this looks like the best place to put it. After a few updates and playing around with it, still no change to the webpage.

    Thread Starter autolycus

    (@autolycus)

    Okay so I attempted to use that, but it just adds the code as text to the page. Yes, I am operating in the HTML tab and I’ve tried the code both within my existing code and independently.

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