@PeOfEoApr 06.2004 — #[i]Originally posted by omega [/i]
[B]Peo, :mad: don't fail on us now.. [/B][/QUOTE] ??? Table Css hybrid layouts are not a bad thing even though I do not prefer to use one myself. If they are done right they will still be accessable and standards complient. Some people *cough* buntine *cough* just do not want to give up their tables though.
@Ben_RogersApr 06.2004 — #Yes. As for table/css hybrids.. I used to think they were OK, but I remember on my first post here a lot of people here trashed them.. and all my "best" layouts are 100% CSS so... (:)
[FONT=courier new]#container[/FONT] styles. I roughly guessed on the -100px for the top, since I don't know how tall exactly the <div> is. What that does is position the <div> 50% from the left of the screen and 50% from the top. Then it uses negative left and top margins, which are half of the <div>'s width and height, respectively, to move the <div> so it's exactly centered on the page. Refer to the link Sam posted for more info.