[UPHPU] More CSS frustration
Mac Newbold
mac at macnewbold.com
Tue Jan 16 10:25:53 MST 2007
Yesterday at 9:39am, jtaber said:
> for example the following does not vertically center the title (at least on
> my firefox 2.0 browser)
>
> vertical-align: center;
One more reply, in case it helps someone: As was mentioned, for vertical
alignment it is "middle" instead of "center". That's the first thing.
Second, vertical-align _does_ work in all major browsers, but AFAIK only
when applied to a table cell. So if you have a table cell and tell it to
be vertical-align: middle; it will do what you intended. The simplest way
in this case, even though it seems a bit of a waste, would be to make a
single-celled table (one row, one column) that is the size of the area in
which you want the title centered.
I applaud your effort to use more CSS. We've found a lot of benefit from
using CSS wherever appropriate in all of our stuff, though we've had
similar frustrations at times with things that aren't supported. The
visibone.com site has hi-res images of the books they publish, if you
wanted to have some "cheat sheets" for what browsers actually support
well. We still make use of tables where appropriate, since it is the most
time-effective, cost-effective, and simplest way to get the best
cross-browser results at the current time. YMMV, IANAL.
Thanks,
Mac
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