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beseku · 15-03-2004, 14:33

Guys, a quick one.

Working on my Dissertation, and I am converting inline style values to CSS.

Currently, i have to skip align in blcok level elements, (ie DIV or table) because as far as i know align cannot be applied to a block level element.

I have come accross a HTML attribue "marginheight" and similarly "marginwidth". What the hell do these do? And what is the CSS equivalent?

Cheers.

oli · 15-03-2004, 15:33

http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...asp?frame=true

smallbeer · 15-03-2004, 15:55

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Originally Posted by beseku

Currently, i have to skip align in blcok level elements, (ie DIV or table) because as far as i know align cannot be applied to a block level element.

That's the wrong way round isn't it? Align can be attributed/declared to block level elements but NOT inline elements.

Stickman · 16-03-2004, 04:31

As far as css goes: vertical-align can be applied to inline elements (eg an image) and text-align can be applied to block level elements.

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