image ready... centering

scottiedo · 10-28-2006

ok i know this has to be simple but im going crazy bc i cant figure it out. i have created an image with a couple rollovers and links. but its only 500px across. when i save it optimized the image is on the left side of the browser. how do i save it so its in the middle? ive thought of just making the canvas size 1024 but what if someone is using a higher resolution... it wont be centered again. thanks

seleneyue · 10-28-2006

in what program? photoshop? if it's golive then i've no idea, but if it's photoshop, the problem's with your html. I don't do html either, but i'm sure there's a tag somewhere that centers images.

**Tamlin** · 10-28-2006

Enclose your image tag in a DIV with align set to "center", like this:

HTML Code:

<div align="center"><img src="yourfile.jpg"></div>

scottiedo · 10-28-2006

i have a bunch of images since i sliced it up in image ready. i attached it as a txt file. all you have to do is save it and remove the .txt at the end. thanks

**Tamlin** · 10-28-2006

Insert

HTML Code:

<DIV align="center">

before the

HTML Code:

<table id="Table_01" width="276" height="520" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">

tag.

Insert

HTML Code:

</DIV>

after the

HTML Code:

</table>

tag.

*unleash* · 10-28-2006

Yep, that right...
Or you could put these tags,

Code:

<center> </center>

Around the body tags like this,

Code:

<center><body>  </body></center>

This means the computer aligns eveything to the center.....

You could also put the "center" tags around specified parts of your website.

O, this is what you get when you put thos "center"tags around it