On 11/28/06, Eystein Alnaes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I ran into a simular problem a while ago, and came up with this solution:
> <
> http://www.eystein.no/test/vertical_centering/verticallycentering.html>
>
> I did however end up with another solution, which I haven't added to that
> page yet. It's using inline CSS to set the image as a background image of
> the <a>, and then using the stylesheet to postion it 50% 50%. Works like a
> charm. (...It is ok because the codemonkeys says so...)
>
> eystein
>
Thanks for the help; Bruno's earlier solution of basically pruning
back unnecessary css/html seemed to work fine for me (thanks Bruno).
I was just wondering about the second solution you mention, with
setting of the background image of the <a> using inline css: couldn't
that be done in the stylesheet by applying a class to the <a>? (e.g.
"a.dog {background: url(dog.gif) 50% 50%...}" ) I thought even
mentioning inline styling was taboo nowadays!
N.B. I'm asking this from a point of total ignorance - I tried both
inline and stylesheet versions out and neither worked for me
James
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