y0, it depends these solution works in almost all web browser: 1. you can use in css - margin: 0 auto; for any div without float 2. if you have div with float but you gave toi that div fixed width you can use: div {position: relative; float:left; width: 400px; left: 50%; margin-left: -200px; /*margin left = half of div width*/ } and here is better source: http://www.simplebits.com/notebook/2004/09/08/centering.html
Enclose that in a div and center the div as Gaelin pointed out e.g. .adsense-rectangle { width: 400px; height:whatever; margin: 0 auto; } Code (markup): <div class="adsense-rectagle"> your adsense code here ! </div> HTML: note that this will center the div within its container.
XenFen is right use <div align="center">Info Here</div> and it will work for you. Basically your placing your info in a div and then using the align="center". This will work great in firefox and IE