So far, IE8 and below lack support for HTML5 elements. In fact HTML5 elements won’t render at all in those versions (hopefully IE9 will fix this). An HTML5 template will look pretty silly in IE8 and below, but there’s a way to fix that.
View the solution!youthrive is an organization residing in Saint Paul, Minnesota. youthrive’s mission statement is “The mission of youthrive is to engage young people with adults in strengthening leadership and peace building skills.” Working with youthrive has been enjoyable; the central office of youthrive carries a laid-back and friendly atmosphere. Additionally, the people therein have simply been a delight to work with.
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I want the pictures of [some URI] to be in the middle. i already tried margin:auto but it didnt change anything.
thanks for your help
Thusly, we’ll be looking at centering an HTML element with CSS.
View the solution!I was asked by one of my readers to define the difference between floating elements and inline elements, vis-a-vis, display: inline v.s. float: right or float: left.
As quoted from the RHCS website (which I developed):
Located in West St. Paul, Minnesota, River Heights Charter School is a tuition-free, grade 7-12 public school committed to project-based learning. Our students design their own curriculum in the form of projects, completing those skills that fulfill the entire scope of standards required for graduation.
Working with River Heights has been great. The director, Jane Davin, is open to ideas and is clear about her goals, which enabled me to do a lot of creative, neat things.
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