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Chrome CSS Dropdown menu
How do I get my links centered? The container <div> tag sets the nav bar at 680 pixels. All my links are on the lefthand side of the bar, with a lot of blank space on the right.
I either need to center my buttons, or have them take a percentage of the width (for example, 5 buttons at 20% width each)
I've messed with the float in the .css documents but i'm no expert on this, and it turns out pretty bad. Any help?
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me too!
Hi, I also would like to know how to center the Chrome drop down menu on a page. I can only either float it left or right, but not align to the center
Would appreciate anyone's help
Fen
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There was a thread about this- in a nutshell, I made a crack at centering the menu items, though the way it's constructed, using floats, it turned out more difficult than I thought.
I'll have to revisit this issue again when I have time. It may even require a different set of CSS altogether.
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Thanks for your reply. I did a search and found the other thread about this subject, so I apologise.
I have actually managed to partly solve the problem, all be it by increasing the left hand padding for the menu to give the impression it is centred. I then managed to remove the last divider graphic so the only dividers are inbetween the text.
Thanks again
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