I want to align my splash image/text in the smack center of the page, but I cannot seem to figure this out.

Anyone know of a way to do this? I mean for both valign and center align (yes I know firefox disobeys many center tags now).

Surround the text with a tag with the attributes of align and valign may work, you just need to find the right tag that will work for your needs

Aligning vertically is complex. Google it because as far as I remember it involves some JavaScript etc. The only other option is to just add some margin to the top of the image a nice small number just to push it away from the top of the browser.

why not just do <div valign="center" align="center">*splash page images code here*</div>

if you don't assign a class to the div, then it wont have a border of anything.I do it on my sites all the time and I used firefox up until a few days ago.

Posted By dog199200 on 6th Jan 10 at 10:04pm

 

why not just do <div valign="center" align="center">*splash page images code here*</div>

if you don't assign a class to the div, then it wont have a border of anything.I do it on my sites all the time and I used firefox up until a few days ago.

I'm 99.9% sure that it won't center vertically to the whole page.

Unless you set the height and width of the div

Even then it causes problems as far as I remember. I remember it's not as easy as that. =/

Posted By dog199200 on 6th Jan 10 at 10:04pm

 

why not just do <div valign="center" align="center">*splash page images code here*</div>

if you don't assign a class to the div, then it wont have a border of anything.I do it on my sites all the time and I used firefox up until a few days ago.

Firefox ignores valign too :[

FF doesn't ignore valign for me, I have it in a <td> tag on my forum and it works

aiken what you have, isn't what the OP wants.

I have Windows Vista with the latest version of FF

Posted By ashkir on 7th Jan 10 at 4:56am

 

Posted By dog199200 on 6th Jan 10 at 10:04pm

 

why not just do <div valign="center" align="center">*splash page images code here*</div>

if you don't assign a class to the div, then it wont have a border of anything.I do it on my sites all the time and I used firefox up until a few days ago.

Firefox ignores valign too :[

Thats funny, cause I do it all the time is anything you can do it via CSS and using the div tags, using a class.

I believe there is a CSS way to do it provided you know its' height. I believe the idea is to put it in a container with some absolute positioning of 50% top and a negative top margin.

If you want, I can try to dig it out from my notes?

Posted By Ross on 10th Jan 10 at 12:18am

 

I believe there is a CSS way to do it provided you know its' height. I believe the idea is to put it in a container with some absolute positioning of 50% top and a negative top margin.

If you want, I can try to dig it out from my notes?

I decided to do something new. Thanks though Ross. ^^.