http://bkwebdesignandhosting.co.uk/blludog2/

 

this is basic html and i cant get it to work :/

 

i think its because i used some next code to make a sticky footer and its mucked up my codes or something anyways....

 

i need the header in the middle but it dont want to be there any help?

 

even in dreamweaver it shows it in the middle for me, so why is it not working when uploaded to the web!

 

 

dizi not even you will work this one out

Edited January 19, 201115 yr by kingy da killa

margin:0 auto; only works if you have set a width to it otherwise it won't be able to automatically set the left and right margins. <center> is deprecated and shouldn't be used. so to get it to work add something like width:900px; into your header.

 

Extra notes:

 

you should try to avoid using inline styling where possible, if you want to add a line why not add a border to an existing element like the header?

 

you can't use an id name more than once within a html page, if you want to use the same styling on more than one element then use a class. (example in your code id="linee")

 

 

 

Edit: well I hope I have

Edited January 19, 201115 yr by Dizi

margin:0 auto; only works if you have set a width to it otherwise it won't be able to automatically set the left and right margins. <center> is deprecated and shouldn't be used. so to get it to work add something like width:900px; into your header.

 

Ive added the width 900px still not working, new this was a weird one.. :S

 

 

see in dreamweaver its how it should be! but on the web its not, makes a change? lol

 

also ill stop using inline styles and use more classes

Edited January 19, 201115 yr by kingy da killa

and stop using Dreamweaver for 'how it should be'. In a browser is how it should be, not Dreamweaver

what browser you looking at it in as it is central on firefox and IE7.

It works fine in all browsers (IE 6 & 7, FF, Opera, Chrome & Safari) execpt IE8 - but the problem here is the header image.

 

try

margin: 20px auto;

Edited January 19, 201115 yr by waynede

and stop using Dreamweaver for 'how it should be'. In a browser is how it should be, not Dreamweaver

 

see in dreamweaver its how it should be! but on the web its not, makes a change? lol

don't you see my sarcasem there???????????????????????????

 

 

what browser you looking at it in as it is central on firefox and IE7.

It works fine in all browsers (IE 6 & 7, FF, Opera, Chrome & Safari) execpt IE8 - but the problem here is the header image.try margin: 20px auto;

i must be using ie8 then, no wonder i been racking my brains!!! thanks wayndede ill give it a go !

 

EDIT: i am using ie8

 

EDIT: 20px auto dont work, im googling for the work-around for ie8 atm :/

Edited January 19, 201115 yr by kingy da killa

This will solve IE 8

 

#wrap {min-height: 100%; margin: 0 auto;}

 

Your #wrap container didn't have the margin so didn't where to position.

yeah i just found that out 2... but ill still give ya +1

i fixed it myself sorta thanks to you pointing out its a ie8 problem so cheers anyways!!!

Edited January 19, 201115 yr by kingy da killa