Hi,
I am using HTML Editor 2008 and I am having an issue with centering. For example, if I import an image and drag it to where I want it to be on the page, when I select the 'preview' tag it looks fine but when I preview it in my default browser the image is to the left of where it should be. If i click on image properties and then 'align' there is no option for centering as there is in Dreamweaver and other HTML editors. What am I doing wrong? How to I get the imported objects to center?
Thanks much,
Matt

Remove the



out of the image line and you will be fine.

Not this:


But this:


I hope this will do the trick.

I apologize but this didn't work for me. I am completely flummoxed by this as it seems it shouldn't be that hard of an issue to fix. If I add an image to an existing webpage template and then preview it in my browser, the positioning is all askew. Depending on the browser, perhaps a little or perhaps a lot. Is there an easy way for me to be able to import images into my current page in the visual editing screen and then have it 'stick' to the same position when I preview it? Any solution would be greatly appreciated because I have watched all tutorials but nothing like this is mentioned. Is a DIV tag that I need to create? Please help!

Actually, to be honest, what I really want to be able to do is add text onto the template. Create an 'editable region' that 'sticks' to the same position as the template below it. Is this possible?

Did you started your image with



If not, the removal of the "left=" is will not work.

Thus not: ...TOP: 11px; LEFT: 106px"
But::...TOP: 11px"

More than the above I can't advice you. More experienced users might help you out here.

Simpler aspect of centering problem: When I highlight some text in the body area and use "Format->Center" on the menu, it generates code <div align="center"> </div>.
Then when I use Tools->Code Diagnostics" on the menu, it complains
"<div> attribute "align" not allowed for HTML5"
Instead, I use <div style="text-align:center"> which works.
Using "Document->Validate HTML" from the menu gives the same advice.