Sent by J.M. Knowles on 4 July 2009 05:05
Actually ... all of the text is centered - it is just that the Qs are
shorter and hence the centering is more obvious. If they were longer
questions they would appear like the answers (and vice-versa).
Removing the declaration in sidebar.css seemed to work (not sure if that
messes up anything else on your site.)
#mainbody {
width:96%;
margin:10px auto 0 auto;
text-align:center; /* remove or change to left */
height:auto;
}
It also looks like your subnav has a problem - in Firefox 3.5 on my Mac
the last two menu items are not in alignment with the rest. (Looks fine
on Safari)
Linda Quinn wrote:
> I am working on a rather involved site — it started as a simple job
> that grew exponentially, and I guess I ended up repeating some of the
> css rules in subsequent files. The problem I am having is that I
> cannot get paragraph text that does not take up a full line to align
> left.
>
> If you look at this page:
>
> http://www.melvillekidsdentistry.com/beta2/pages/kids/prevent.html
>
> you can see that the Q's are centered and the A's are left justified.
> Both a <p> tags in the same <div>, and set to text-align:left. I have
> looked through all the code, and cannot find the conflict, although
> there must be one. Any suggestions on where I can look?
>
> Thanks, LindaQ
>
>
>
>
> Linda Quinn
> www.digitalquinn.com
>
> "Photography takes an instant out of time, altering life by holding it
> still." Dorothea Lange
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