[SirCastor]

I'm building a webpage for a client. They want the page essentially to be centered all the time, just a slice of the browser window will be the page. Like this: http://www.aspentitle.com/
No matter the width of the window, the table which contains the 'page' remains center. Those guys did it with a <table align="center" /> tag, which works just fine. I could use it, but I'd prefer to use valid html with CSS. According to W3, the align attribute is old school.

Is there an equivalent CSS solution?
Thanks

[megasad]

Code:
table {text-align: center;}

[registered_user]

margin: auto;

use with xhtml doctype

[SirCastor]

Thanks, precisely what I needed.

[Super Mario]

Don't forget to test in IE If IE messes it up you also have to add

body {
text-align:center;
}

in addition to margin:auto to your css box elements

[SirCastor]

I don't want the text in the table to be centered though.

[registered_user]

table? huh? If you're going to use tables for layout, I take my post back.

[Super Mario]

Originally Posted by SirCastor

I don't want the text in the table to be centered though.

Using

body {
text-align:center;
}

won't center your text throughout your layout. Your layout ids will override it with their own margin:auto and text alignment properties. The above is just an IE hack not relevant to other browsers.

[SirCastor]

I'm not using tables, it was a temporary example to associate with the situation. I swear I am not using tables for layout.

And, for the sake of reiteration... I hate IE
(I know, we all do, and it was hardly necessary for me to state the obvious...)

[Obi Wan's Ghost]

Agree with the mushroom jumper. Some hacks are necassary to make your 'CSS LAYOUT' work in IE Always cross browser check.