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Tuesday August 06, 2002

Centering tables with CSS on IE5/Mac

I've been using <table align="center"> in my pages for a few months now because I couldn't get my tables to center align with style="margin: 0px auto". Until today, I found this tip with a simple search on Google.

As demonstrated in this simple example page, IE5/Mac centers tables using the correct margin styles if they are written in long-form as margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto;. The shorthand forms such as margin:0 auto; do not work. Fortunately this bug is easily worked around by using the long-form syntax.

Good to know, life just got a little easier.

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