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Oh nice!! Thanks for the link. I will check out his code. Also an update... I figured out the centering problem I was having. I asked a friend of mine who's good at CSS and he said to use margin:0 auto; display:block; for centering something. Thanks again guys, very helpful indeed.

Haku, Thanks for you help. I never knew of approaching a centered float in that way, but I will take your advice (as well as the advice from the page you linked) and look for an alternative style formatting. After testing the method you linked me to, I found out that my problem still exists so I will dive into the code more and try to figure it out. Once again, thanks for the help. Much appreciated.

1st post here. This is a great forum you guys have here. Just have a quick question that I've been racking my brain over for about 3 hours now. Here's the page and stylesheet I'm testing out: http://www.venturemech.com/index_test.php http://www.venturemech.com/venturemech_test.css (the actual web address can be found here: http://www.venturemech.com/ ) I'm wanting to convert my company's site from the embedded flash header/navigation to actual HTML and I have re-created the new nav menu using the traditional ul li html elements. I cannot seem to center or even align-left the whole ul, and have been doing some diagnosing for awhile now. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance for all your help. A little background.... I know HTML pretty well since I've always made simple static sites for myself and others, and I hand code everything. I'm an AutoCAD designer at my company but I've made small changes to our site from time to time and they asked if I wanted to just take it over completely to satisfy their wants of an "in house" web designer. So this is why I'm wanting to change things over so I can easily edit the nav menu, etc, when we have updates. Anyways, thanks again for all who can help. I have been stuck on this for awhile, guess I don't know CSS as much as I thought.