[Dillo-dev]Dillo centering elements
Hello ! I don't know if I didn't find which HTML tags were supported by dillo, or if it is a dillo bug or limitation, but I am totally unable to make dillo center something on the screen. I want to center an image, but centering the table containing the image or centering the contents in the table cell don't work. And I don't even speak about vertical centering. I even tryed with onepixel images, streched with <img width="20"> for example. Doesn't see to work either. Therefore my question is : How to achieve that (having dillo centering an image). Thanks a lot in advance ! Denis -- Denis Bucher Horus Digital Solutions Each problem has a solution ______________________________________________________________________ Tél. +41-22-8000625 Fax: +41-22-8000622 www.horus.info
Mr. Bucher, On Tue, 8 Mar 2005, Denis BUCHER wrote:
I don't know if I didn't find which HTML tags were supported by dillo,
Dillo strives for compliance with documented HTML standards. See the web site for details (there are god links from the FAQ).
or if it is a dillo bug or limitation, but I am totally unable to make dillo center something on the screen.
You could have said (in detail) what you tried. [...some more complaints snipped...] Did you examine the bug metter output for the stuff you tried? WAs it enlightening?
Therefore my question is : How to achieve that (having dillo centering an image).
The short and snippy answer is: with standards compliant html. I have no trouble with: <!-- protective markup added because the OP seems to be using a html enabled mailer. Blech! --> <pre> <p align="center"> ... </p> </pre> and the like. A longer answer would depend on exactly what you are tring to achieve, but would still send you off to read the standards[1] or some instructions written by someone who had already done so. Then there is the lecture on the foollishness of trying too hard to control the exact appearance of your document. [Yes, CSS style sheets change the lecture to some extent, but they don't apply to dillo.] [1] Try at w3m for an online source. Good luck, -- -- David McKee -- dmckee@jlab.org -- (757) 269-7492 (Office)
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