to the start of a serverguide HTML page, then it centers properly, both for a new load and a refresh type load.
However, if I then take that line back out, loading the page via refresh will stay centered whereas a new load will go back to uncentered and to the left. (???)
I have yet to figure out the root location that leads to what is written here. The desktop ubuntu.xsl and serverguide ubuntu.xsl are identical in the <html> area.
Possibly, rendering and interpretation of <!DOCTYPE> is brwoser dependent.
The web pages that are properly centered start with these lines:
<!DOCTYPE html> "Content- Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
<html lang=en>
<head>
<meta http-equiv=
The serverguide html pages start with these lines:
<html> "Content- Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
<head>
<meta http-equiv=
If I manually add the line:
<!DOCTYPE html>
to the start of a serverguide HTML page, then it centers properly, both for a new load and a refresh type load.
However, if I then take that line back out, loading the page via refresh will stay centered whereas a new load will go back to uncentered and to the left. (???)
I have yet to figure out the root location that leads to what is written here. The desktop ubuntu.xsl and serverguide ubuntu.xsl are identical in the <html> area.
Possibly, rendering and interpretation of <!DOCTYPE> is brwoser dependent.