Been working on this for awhile. http://www.yfzcentral.com/test123.php The fading images javascript doesn't want to center for some reason. Tried everything, but no luck. Any ideas? Thanks! PS: Here is the coding <style type="text/css"> #image1 { height: 160px; postition: relative; } #image1 img { display: none; border: none; } </style> <script language="JavaScript"> window.addEventListener?window.addEventListener("load",init,false):window.attachEvent("onload",init); function init() { div = document.getElementById("image1"); imgs = div.getElementsByTagName("img"); imgs[0].style.display="block"; imgs[0].style.position = "absolute"; imgs[0].xopacity = .99; imageList = imgs; startingIndex = 0; setTimeout(startFade, 6000); } var imageList; var startingIndex; function startFade() { nextIndex = imageList[startingIndex+1]?startingIndex+1:0; imageList[startingIndex].xopacity -= .05; imageList[nextIndex].xopacity = imageList[nextIndex].xopacity? imageList[nextIndex].xopacity+.05:0.05; setOpacity(imageList[startingIndex]); setOpacity(imageList[nextIndex]); imageList[nextIndex].style.display="block"; if (imageList[startingIndex].xopacity <= 0) { imageList[startingIndex].xopacity = 0; imageList[startingIndex].style.display = "none"; imageList[nextIndex].style.position = "absolute"; startingIndex = nextIndex; setTimeout(startFade, 6000); } else { setTimeout(startFade, 40); } } function setOpacity(obj) { if (obj.xopacity > .99) { obj.xopacity = .99; return; } obj.style.opacity = obj.xopacity; obj.style.mozOpacity = obj.xopacity; obj.style.filter = "alpha(opacity=" + (obj.xopacity*100) + ")"; } </script> PHP: <tr> <td> <div id="image1" align="center"><a href="http://www.yfzcentral.com/qotm"><img style="display: block; position: absolute; opacity: 0.95;" src="../new2/front/qotm.jpg" border="0" height="160" width="830"></a><a href="http://www.yfzcentral.com/potm"><img style="opacity: -0.01; display: none; position: absolute;" src="../new2/front/potm.jpg" border="0" height="160" width="830"></a> </div> </td> </tr> PHP:
Please take this with a grain of salt, since I am not a CSS expert, but it looks like the image is flagged as being the "image1" style. That causes the align="center" to be ignored and instead use the tags in the image1 style, which are height: 160px and position: relative, but mentions nothing of being centered. Try adding: text-align:center; to the image1 style and see what happens. You might need a different tag to center an image, but that should be a good start.