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Can you provide the code to take a look at it?
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Can you provide the code to take a look at it?

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You are welcome to view-source or inspect directly on the site.
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You are welcome to view-source or inspect directly on the site.

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APD_Toronto, whatever works for you. If the site is live you can just make a comment with the link and I can search for that div and see what is happening.
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APD_Toronto, whatever works for you. If the site is live you can just make a comment with the link and I can search for that div and see what is happening.

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Oh... I thought I did, oops.<br />
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<a href="http://www.southerntime.ca/about/" rel="ugc">http://www.southerntime.ca/about/</a>
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Oh... I thought I did, oops.

http://www.southerntime.ca/about/ [http://www.southerntime.ca/about/]

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Hi Experts,<br />
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Can any one tell me why I cannot properly center #divPlayerArrow and why do they jump left and right when clicking on them?<br />
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Thank you.
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Hi Experts,

Can any one tell me why I cannot properly center #divPlayerArrow and why do they jump left and right when clicking on them?

Thank you.

Arrow Centering

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