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Centering containers using proper XHTML/CSS?

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 26 Apr 2006 | View original

In my quest to clean up my HTML act from older applications, I'm trying to move all my HTML in several applications over to XHTML and as much as possible eliminate all the various VS.NET warnings for legacy HTML constructs. For the most part this has been pretty easily done by removing most attributes and sticking them into CSS properties and either using style sheet classes right off or using style tags on controls.   There are a however a few things that I'm having a hard time with. The most...

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