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How do I centre the pictures?
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7:34 pm
October 29, 2007


Smitten

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Hello, everyone!

I've just stumbled across this place as I was looking for a blog-like platform to support my webcomic. I first went for comicpress, but then I switched to stripshow, mainly due to the bulk import feature. I'm generally very pleased with this project, yet I'm having some trouble to make the website run properly.

I'm currently educating myself with the documentation, but in the meanwhile I figured someone out here could provide me with some straight answers  :-? Or at least some informative, quick ones! By the way, I've read through several Monkey Law comics, and I think there's some real talent there! I enjoyed the one where you discussed the feeling you get when you shave your beard! That's pretty cool, and right in synch with the kind of webcomic I'm trying to develop. I'll definately place you within the blogroll, once I'm done customizing my theme. Also, I feel enticed to tell you there's a vast wide world out there, beyond stereotypical gay monkeys – not there's anything wrong with those. Just $0.02.

Anyway… Right now, I can't figure out how to center the pictures in my comic. So, when a strip runs over a certain width (maybe around 800 px), a horizontal scroolbar appears, even tough the image would fit the screen if it was centered. I figure this is something to do with tables, but I'm a complete php retard. Is there a simple way around this, or will I have to resize the pictures?

Check out an example of what I'm talking about here: http://cheapzensoup.com/2004/05/18/2004-05-18/.

Thanks in advance for the attention!

7:55 am
October 30, 2007


Brad

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First, thanks for the kind words about Monkey Law!

Now, about the centering — some of the elements in style.css have a fixed width of 796px. This was chosen because… well… it works for Monkey Law. :) For wider strips, you will want to change all "width: 796px" to whatever will accommodate your strips. For yours, that seems to be 979?

This should help.

Of course, nothing says you have to have a fixed width for the layout anyway.
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