Question about PageWizzard (centering page)

[lukes customs]

How do I get my designed page to be in the center of the screen when it is viewed in a browser?

[Eriksrocks]

Try styling the main DIV or body of the page with this:

margin: 0 auto;

That should center whatever block it's applied to in the center of the page.

[lukes customs]

I don't know code, but I did view the html for that page and didn't see anything to change that you suggested. I was hoping that there was a "tool" in the software..

[felgall]

That is probably one of the most primitive of the thousands of editors to choose from. Few people actually use that editor because it is so primitive and a couple of minutes of downloading a free editor to your own computer gives you far more flexibility.

[Eriksrocks]

I recommend Nvu, Kompozer, or the CoffeeCup free HTML editor.

Trying to create a website without knowing HTML is like trying to get to the moon without knowing how to fly the rocketship.

[lukes customs]

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Trying to create a website without knowing HTML is like trying to get to the moon without knowing how to fly the rocketship.

Well I developed one that has served me for the past 4 years, not knowing HTML didn't stop me from getting my business on the net and I didn't pay someone to design it for me. With all the software available for site design BlueHost chose a dinosaur to offer their customers, I just happen to try to redesign my site with it.

[felgall]

BlueHost allow you to use any of thousands of different editors to create your site. They put one online that allows the creation of extremely basic pages (for those who don't need anything more than that) and provided several different ways for people using a proper editor on their own computer to upload the pages they create (which also has the advantage that you automatically have a backup copy for when your online copy gets damaged or lost).

BlueHost also provide a number of online systems via SimpleScripts and Fantastico that can be used for advanced dynamic site creation as well as allowing you to upload any other script that can do the same.

With regard to knowing how to use HTML. If you don't know HTML then you are limited to what the editor you are using gives you while if you do know HTML then you can do anything that can be done with web pages. Not knowing HTML and building web pages is like doing carpentry without learning how to use the tools properly first - screw in one hand, hammer in the other, thump thump thump, and the screw is inserted into the timber possibly splitting the wood - which wouldn't have happened if you had used the tools properly.