Re: With CSS how does one ALIGN block-level elements?

> What does <DIV ALIGN=center> do that the style declaration
>  DIV { text-align: center }
> does not? I see no difference in MSIE or NSN. ALIGN is the HTML
> equivalent of text-align..

The former <DIV ALIGN=center> would make sure that all block-level 
elements are centered, and that the text-alignment is centered as 
well. 

A TABLE is the only thing that would be centered that is block level 
and doesn't just have text in it (as opposed to P or BLOCKQUOTE).
Additionally specifying <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> did not affect the 
alignment of the text in the table itself, should not <DIV 
STYLE="text-align: center"> center align all of the table text?

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Received on Monday, 20 October 1997 14:08:21 UTC