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the easy way is to put &lt;center&gt; tag after the body tag and &lt;/center&gt; before the &lt;/body&gt; tag. <br />
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or you can use a wrapper div and define the position using css. <br />
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the easy way is to put <center> tag after the body tag and </center> before the </body> tag.

or you can use a wrapper div and define the position using css.



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Put a &quot;wrapper&quot; div around the main content and apply the following CSS styles:<br />
#wrapper{<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;margin-left:auto;<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;margin-right:auto;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; }
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Put a "wrapper" div around the main content and apply the following CSS styles:
#wrapper{
      margin-left:auto;
      margin-right:auto;
    }

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Looking at the web page HTML it is using absolute positioning which can be tricky to center. Have a look at the guide for centering absolute positioned elements here: <a href="http://dustyreagan.com/using-css-to-absolute-position-object/" rel="ugc">http://dustyreagan.com/using-css-to-absolute-position-object/</a>
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Looking at the web page HTML it is using absolute positioning which can be tricky to center. Have a look at the guide for centering absolute positioned elements here: http://dustyreagan.com/using-css-to-absolute-position-object/ [http://dustyreagan.com/using-css-to-absolute-position-object/]

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the site will be redesigned in the near future.
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the site will be redesigned in the near future.

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I have this site I've taken over managing and for the longest I have not been able to get the page to centered. &nbsp;any suggestions on how get this right? aspx site.<br />
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<a href="http://www.c-m-p.com" rel="ugc">www.c-m-p.com</a>
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I have this site I've taken over managing and for the longest I have not been able to get the page to centered.  any suggestions on how get this right? aspx site.

www.c-m-p.com

suggest how to center a web page

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