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Thanks again for making this format. It is very easy to use and has come in very handy. My question involves positioning. I have learned much of my html and css spript through reverse engineering and I can't figure out how to pull the calendar to the center of an area.

Here is the site with the calendar.

Thanks.

http://www.members.shaw.ca/campcalug/

James
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It looks like you figured it out with a "center" attribute on the table cell. There are a lot of other ways (some more cross-browser friendly than others) to center stuff. A Google query of "html center div" would probably bring back a ton.

But your solution looks good to me smile
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