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En el cap�tulo anterior (news:435edc5a@news.vcd.cl), NOmigSPuelAM@lj.cl 
(Miguel Farah F.) dijo:

> Tengo un documento HTML lleno de tablas declaradas as�:
> 
> <TABLE align="center" BORDER="1" width="80%">
> 
> que quiero llevar a HTML 4.01 / CSS. El argumento "width" es trivial -
> basta con poner esto:
> 
> TABLE { width: 80% }
> 
> en el CSS. Lo que no tengo claro es c�mo llevar el 'align="center"' a
> CSS.
> 

http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/tables/table.html

The deprecated ALIGN attribute suggests the horizontal alignment of the 
table on visual browsers. Possible values are left, right, and center. 
Browsers generally present left- or right-aligned tables as floating 
tables, with the content following the TABLE flowing around it. To prevent 
content from flowing around the table, use <BR CLEAR=all> after the end of 
the TABLE.

Since many browsers do not support ALIGN=center with TABLE, authors may 
wish to place the TABLE within a CENTER element.

Style sheets provide more flexibility in suggesting table alignment but 
with less browser support than the ALIGN attribute.


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