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I know this is a really really noobish thing, but I couldn’t, for the life of me, figure out how to get a couple of things centered on a website I was working on. I looked all through my copy of CSS: The Missing Manual, but it didn’t describe it anywhere. So I did some searching online and found an about.com page that said the easiest way to center something is to use margin: auto; This works great for all browsers except IE6 and below. For that I just gave the same div text-align: center; and everything was great. I don’t know why I didn’t figure it out before, but it really makes sense now. It is putting the same amount of margin on either side of it.
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