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the only way to center a div is to fix its width? -
10-30-2007, 10:28 AM
since the way we center a div in a page is usually fix a width: 600px
and then set margin left and right both "auto"... so what if we don't know the width in advance, or want it to be automatic? in that case, use display: table? (as someone suggested using that will make a div "shrink to fit". is it a standard way? coz setting a non-table div to table display is kind of weird. any other way? 
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