Center Table on Webpage

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Could anyone suggest an easy way to make this table centered on my homepage?
www.raystownprimitives.com

It seems to be hugging to the left (close to the buttons frame) and I've tried everything to move it, but apparently it is quite comfortable in that spot and has no desire to relocate!

Thank you in advance for any advice you can share.
Missy
 
either .css for positioning or the usual way is to make a table, a big one
on the page as a container. you'd set the table at one row by one column
and 100% height by width. the cell properties would be center middle and
you'd drop the table you want centered into this cell.
there are millions of ways to align and center tables/ cells for specific
layouts so this above example is just a simple one.

Missy said:
Could anyone suggest an easy way to make this table centered on my homepage?
www.raystownprimitives.com

It seems to be hugging to the left (close to the buttons frame) and I've
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tried everything to move it, but apparently it is quite comfortable in that
spot and has no desire to relocate!
 
Remove all the shape/word art which are absolutely positioned , and then set all table / cell alignments

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| Could anyone suggest an easy way to make this table centered on my homepage?
| www.raystownprimitives.com
|
| It seems to be hugging to the left (close to the buttons frame) and I've tried everything to move it, but apparently it is quite
comfortable in that spot and has no desire to relocate!
|
| Thank you in advance for any advice you can share.
| Missy
 
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Could anyone suggest an easy way to make this table centered on my homepage?
www.raystownprimitives.com

It seems to be hugging to the left (close to the buttons
Click to expand...
frame) and I've tried everything to move it, but
apparently it is quite comfortable in that spot and has
no desire to relocate!
Thank you in advance for any advice you can share.
Missy
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lo add

<center> before the <table> tag
and </center> after the table tag i.e.

<center>
<table>
<tr>.......
<td>.......
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</center>


if you use tables within tables then put
<center></center> before and after the <div> tag
 
You can set the alignment properties by right clicking inside the table
If that doesn't do the trick, make a new table and set the atributes before adding anything to it
Using a table within a table works too, but anything copied to it also copies their atributes. Pictures are known culprits. Be carefull how you place them
 
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