css <style> attribute

@ufoenJun 28.2009

Because of the style attribute my website “jumps” in different screensolutions.?..

my background image fits on every screen because I have used the <center> attribute.. but the picture’s and text on that image that is giving me a hard time..

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@Declan1991Jun 28.2009 — #You'll have to show some code.

<center> is a tag, not an attribute. Maybe you meant align:center?

@ufoenauthorJun 28.2009 — #okay.. i have used <center> tags to my image background..:

<center>

<img src="../Billeder/Forside1.jpg">

</center>

And css to my buttons:

<a href="Gaestebog.html">

<img src="../Billeder/8 c.jpg" width="200" height="150"; style="position:absolute; left:825px; top:200px" alt="Fotogalleri">

</a>

@ryanlundJul 02.2009 — #It could be because your positioning them absolutely.....it would make them move for different resolutions (i think):

oh and dont use <center>

use either:

<i>
 </i>&lt;div style="text-align:center" &gt;
 
 &lt;/div&gt;

<i>
 </i>&lt;div style="margin:0 auto;"&gt;
 
 &lt;/div&gt;

The second would be used for a wrapper for your site content, like on my site www.ryanlund.co.uk << have a look, you will see what i mean

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