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  Langy

  Posts: 364 October 2013

  Use:
  
  table .class-of-table {
  margin-left:auto;
  margin-right:auto;
  }
  
  That is, if you're putting class="class-of-table" in the table's declaration. If you're not, just use style="margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto".
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  Savannah

  Posts: 188 October 2013

  There is a quick and easy way to center all tables if you have access to CSS. Add this to your campaign's CSS area:
  
  bc. table {margin:0px auto;}
  
  If you want only some tables centered, however, I don't know of an easy way. You could make a specific class of centered tables in the CSS, but I think you'd have to write the table itself in HTML for it to apply, which would really suck.
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  The_Warlock

  Posts: 6 October 2013

  Ok, Langy, when you say, 'just use style=“margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto”.', where precisely do I put that? Before the table on a individual page? Or do you mean as a way to affect everything in one page, or in the CSS block to affect the whole site? Because I jut have individual tables I want to center. If I use the first, what precisely is a 'table's declaration'? I'm a hardware/software techie, not a coder techie...it's like swahili to me.
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  madartiste

  Posts: 328 October 2013 edited October 2013

  Warlock,
  Inline CSS looks something like
  
  
  All your table coding goes in here
  More table stuff
  
  
  I don't think you can use it with the textile code for tables...
  Here's more about HTML tables if you've never tried to code one before: "HTML Tables":http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_tables.asp

  Post edited by madartiste on October 2013
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  Langy

  Posts: 364 October 2013

  You can use CSS with textile code for tables. Just do it like this:
  
  table(css-class){style-stuff}.
  | Table Text | Goes Here |
  
  So if you can't use CSS classes, do it as:
  
  table{margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto}.
  | Table Text | Goes Here |
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  The_Warlock

  Posts: 6 October 2013

  Thank you all, that is precisely what I needed to know! And now the tables in question do exactly what I want...thanks!