I have a website, (http://www.discount-web-pages.com) and if you open it you'll notice the title isn't in line with the text, even though they're both centered . I can't do anything about it .

It is centred when viewing with firefox but not with IE.

It may be because your using frames

Originally Posted by Jaynee

It is centred when viewing with firefox but not with IE.

Firefox ehh... sounds fishy.

Can I do anything to center it with IE??

Yep my guess is because your using frames also, any specific reason for using frames?

Originally Posted by D-A-L

Yep my guess is because your using frames also, any specific reason for using frames?

I guess so that it doesn't have to load the title pic every time you click to a new section . But I guess if there's nothing I can do about it i'll just remove the frame...

To save the amount of coding you have to do when using tables for layout, create a seperate file with the code for the title and navigation bar and use the 'include' tag - that way you only have to write the code for the main body of the page.

Just a little time saver,

T

p.s. Frames disrupt navigation & not all search engine's spiders see the individual frames - just the frameset page, also problems with bookmarking.

Originally Posted by achorste

To save the amount of coding you have to do when using tables for layout, create a seperate file with the code for the title and navigation bar and use the 'include' tag - that way you only have to write the code for the main body of the page.

Just a little time saver,

T

p.s. Frames disrupt navigation & not all search engine's spiders see the individual frames - just the frameset page, also problems with bookmarking.

Word...

My title still isn't centered though

Looked at the code - nothing should be wrong, but if you're still having issues try using the <p> tag around your text with 'align="center" ' as an attribute. Some browsers render <div> tags differently.

Before you upload a site run it through a variety of browsers just to make sure.

T