This is a new one for me - for some reason, my new How To Survive In Prison website that I just created isn't centered when I view it with Firefox, but it's working fine with Internet Explorer. I'm not too good with HTML coding so if someone could take a quick look at my page source, figure out what the problem is, tell me what I need to add to fix it and where I need to add it I would be eternally grateful. Thanks.
The problem is in your use of "text-align: center;" in the body container div. Using this would only work in IE and not in more standard compliant browsers. To solve this issue in standard compliant browsers, add this to the table: style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"
Thanks! That fixed the issue with Firefox, but now it's screwed up on Internet Explorer - LOL. I probably should have asked for clarification before messing with the code as it took me a few tries to figure out where to add it. What did I screw up this time? Anyway, I appreciate the help - I'm so bad at this kind of stuff. I gave you some rep for your trouble...
To solve the issue in IE, place the code below at the beginning of your document before <html>: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> Code (markup): I understand that you developed your website in Frontpage 4.0 which is a quite old version of Frontpage. Doctypes like the one above are very important to ensure that browsers are using the same guidelines. Without it, browsers default to "quirks mode" where they will render things differently. Older version of Frontpage are well-known for not coding by standard, and that includes the doctype. In the future, I recommend you update to MS Expression Web or change to another HTML editor like Kompozer (free). Adobe Dreamweaver (non-free) is another alternative.
Alright, cool - Everything seems to be working fine now. I'll check out some of those other programs in the future. Thanks again! You saved me from a ton of frustration - I really appreciate it, dude!